Dec, 2002 : Divine Provides Global Content Management

📅 December 18, 2002 - Extended enterprise solution provider divine Inc. (divine.com) announced on Wednesday that it has introduced expanded globalization features for its content management solution, divine Content Server.

With localized interfaces and expanded language support, says divine, the latest divine Content Server makes it easier for global organizations to manage and deliver relevant content to Web sites, portals and extranets, supporting interaction with customers, partners and employee.
Developed specifically for Global 2000 companies requiring a more organized solution for managing Web properties, the fifth release of divine Content Server, says divine, organizes content as assets that can be managed by business users and employed on multiple sites without costly rework. Built on pure J2EE application server architecture, the divine platform guarantees scalability, simplifying integration and useability.
"When companies do business across borders, the typical issues of managing workflow and maintaining consistency across multiple sites are amplified. Without a coordinated approach for administering Web content from contributors worldwide, organizations can end up managing multiple distinct Web sites," says Joe Forgione, president, divine Web, Content and Collaboration Solutions. "By enabling companies to manage multiple sites from a single architecture and empowering contributors with tools and interfaces in their native languages, divine Content Server helps organizations publish consistent information across international Web properties, while still reflecting local standards and content."