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Web-based Authoring
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Authors create content using a familiar word processor application from any Java-enabled computer. |
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Authors can be set-up for authoring in less than a minute - with a single click from any browser. |
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Accessible Content
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Authors create content that is optimized for the visually impaired and automatically transformed into multiple formats. |
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Authors can focus on the quality of their content rather worrying about how it might look in the final output(s). |
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Multiple Authors
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Many authors can develop content for portions of a complete manual without overwriting each other's work. |
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Eliminate the chance that two people are mistakenly working on the same document. |
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Versioning & Rollback
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Revert to a previous version of a document with a single click. |
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Never loose your work. Save time by not having to re-edit content. |
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Full Document History
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View the lifecycle of any document as it moves through various stages from its initial creation to final Web and Print published formats. |
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Quickly identify bottlenecks (delays) in the workflow process. |
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Web-based Reviewing
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Reviewers can compare published to draft versions, and approve or reject content, using a standard Web browser. |
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Reduce approval times, by making it easy for managers to review content. |
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Workflow Management
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Assign a chain of reviewers to individual documents or to entire sections. |
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Ensure that only approved (signed-off) content gets published. |
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Reviewer Email Notifications
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As content moves along the approval workflow, email notifications are automatically sent to the "next" reviewer in the chain, providing them with comments and a link to the Web-based review console. |
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Speeds up the review process. |
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Web & PDF Formats
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The system generates HTML (Web) and PDF (Print) versions of the same content. |
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Authors create content independent of the target published formats. |
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Bilingual Manuals
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With a single click, authors can set navigational and page elements of a manual to a pre-defined language (i.e. French) - to match the language of the content. |
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Users experience the manual in the appropriate language - not simply the main content. |
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Automatic TOC
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The system generates a Table of Contents (TOC) based on the structure and headings of your manuals. |
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Re-organize or create new sections without having to manually update your TOC. |
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Automatic Index
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The system generates an Index based on author-supplied keywords. Duplication of keyword terms is eliminated - resulting in a "cleaner" index. |
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Your index is always up-to-date - without keyword duplication. |
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Automatic Navigation
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Based on content hierarchies, the system generates navigational trees for both HTML and PDF versions of your manuals. |
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Users will never have dead or missing links to your content. |
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Staging & Production Environments
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Authors and reviewers create and approve content in a "sandbox" environment (staging), separate from the "live" production site that employees use. |
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Allows organizations to experience their content in a "test environment" prior to rolling-out these approved changes to the site used by employees. |
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Native XML Database
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FeedStream QDoX is shipped with Oracle Berkeley DB XML, a fast, flexible and complete embedded XML database. Berkeley DB XML enables the efficient storage of XML documents, flexible indexing of the data, and rapid access using XQuery or XPath. |
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Content stored in a future-ready format XML.
Zero database administration required. |
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XQuery & Xpath Support |
With XQuery it is easy to express complex relationships, joins, conditions and result sets in statements that can be optimized and executed quickly over huge data sets. |
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Fast access to your corporate content. |
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WSDL & Web Services |
WSDL is an XML-based language for describing Web services and how to access them. |
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Leverage your existing applications and infrastructure. |
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