NetWave "e-Publisher"
For Online Publications


"e-Publisher" is NetWave's offering for online newspapers and magazines. These publications require constant update of their content online. “e-Publisher” is an easy and comprehensive solution that allows editors and business managers to publish articles and other information directly to their online publications. It offers rich features for content creation, management and approval process.
 

36 Makram Ebeid St.
Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt.

Tel.: +202 22727706, 26717071, 26717072
Fax: +202 26717071

info1@net-wave.net
 

Integrated Intranet


An Integrated Intranet includes Portal,  Content Management, workflow and Collaboration modules



Portal

The Portal is a flexible, web-based Desktop which integrates all the Intranet Applications into a single user experience, enabling users to create a personalized view of the business.

Web Content Management
Content management refers to the capacity to store, manage, and cross-reference documents of all kinds. As such, content management is an essential aspect of data-centric portals. Web content management focuses on the capability of authoring, storing, managing, and publishing content to the Web. Web-based content may include HTML pages, ASP pages, images, sound clips, XML files, plain text, and rich media

Workflow
In the context of portals, workflow is primarily the process that controls how content is approved and published. Workflow is what enables business users to control their own content, because it limits approval and publishing rights based on criteria preset by the IT department. Sophisticated workflow includes alert functions to notify the next approver that content is ready for them to review, customizable approval paths to enable parallel processing, and variable review levels for different categories of content. Workflow can also form an essential part of a collaboration portal, where, for example, multiple parties have to sign off on group work before it is submitted as final.

Other workflow requirements are more transaction oriented. For example, using business rules to define how an order is handled once a consumer inputs it into a commerce portal.

Collaboration
Collaboration is another broad capability associated with portals. Collaboration features such as meeting spaces, project sites, workflow, document posting and versioning, check in/check out, discussion groups, real-time communication (chat), polls, subscriptions and customizable alerts, enable knowledge workers to effectively combine their efforts. Collaboration capabilities enable people to work together both synchronously and asynchronously.
 

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