Features
| Customer Pain Points | Relieved Through |
Rapid content management software development and deployment
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 | The need to put together a complete content management application based website within a short timeframe. |
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 | A variety of sample industry specific templates delivered within the EPAM Content Management suite greatly reduce the development-to-production time. |
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Flexible content publishing system
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 | The need to control the time, frequency and destinations for content updates. |
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 | Scenario-based content publishing system; |
 | Enhanced pre-publishing, post-publishing scripts for content processing prior to and after the publishing; |
 | Transactional publishing functions for clustering environment – ability to publish content to a website hosted on multiple servers. |
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Multi-skin support
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 | The need to adapt content presentation to different target audiences, their cultural norms and peculiarities. |
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 | A number of pre-designed templates delivered within the EPAM Content Management suite ensure the presentation diversity and multiple content re-purposing, as well as provide for personalized user experience. |
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Multi-language support
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 | The need to adapt linguistic content presentation to different target audiences. |
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 | Full UTF-8 support during content authoring; |
 | Multiple native encodings support for the target website; |
 | Easy navigation among multiple language versions of the same content. |
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Automated external content feeds
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 | The need for integrating the content with the 3rd party content providers. |
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 | Data Transformation Service provides for the automated content feed from multiple 3rd party content providers (e.g. weather reports, currency exchange rates, hotel and show booking information, etc.). |
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Ability to publish partial content
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 | The need to perform content manipulations selectively so that the correlated content items remain unaffected. |
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 | The user can select one or several individual files to be transformed/published without affecting the entire content scope; |
 | The user can impose restrictions on publishing content from selected content areas. |
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Transformation/publishing for several language versions at once
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 | The need to facilitate the multi-language content updating process. |
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 | The user can run transformation/publishing scenario on the same content files in different website language versions. |
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Journal publishing
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 | The need for additional content management flexibility. |
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 | The user can publish individual content instances to staging and, upon satisfactory results, publish the aggregated content updates further on to production within a single publishing operation. |
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WYSIWYG editor
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 | Extra browsing through the CMS categories in attempt to locate specific content files. |
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 | The editor relies on the WYSIWYG concept enabling the user to select the content item and proceed to the respective data entry form right from the visual content area; |
 | The user can insert a full-scale image in the WYSIWYG editor thus verifying the image relevancy at the stage of content authoring. |
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