Sep 2, 2004 : Swiss Water Picks Radiant Web Hosting

📅 September 2, 2004 - Web hosting firm Radiant Communications (radiant.com), and portal software developer The Level (thelevel.com) announced on Thursday the launch of Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee Company's Web site, which promotes the company's chemical free Swiss Water decaffeination process.

The Web site, hosted in one of Radiant's data centers, includes a comprehensive extranet for over 1,000 of SWDCC's coffee industry partners, a retailer locator application to help customers find Swiss Water process retailers and The Level's enterprise content management system.
Built on XML standards, The Level's platform is designed to meet the information and knowledge management needs of mid-market organizations, offering recording content management, granular security, powerful search capabilities, flexible integration and scalability.
According to the company, the platform also provides a range of free, pre-built modules that reduce the cost of deploying common Web site features like image galleries, newsletters, events and news.

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