Infodata Further Develops Compliant-Driven Solutions With a Content Management Services Layer (CMSL)
HERNDON, VA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 22-03-2004 -- Infodata Systems Inc. (OTC BB: INFD), a leader in IT solutions for content management, today announced plans to further develop the distinctive Content Management Services Layer (CMSL) to enhance the capabilities of Electronic Content Management (ECM) systems. The CMSL gives enterprise and government customers the necessary functionality to streamline regulatory compliance mandates, better manipulate electronic documents, and facilitate the persistent protection of electronic content as it leaves the network environment.
The CMSL is extremely valuable for those organizations that have content management systems and require an open approach to allow for significant improvement in interoperability between commercial-off-the-shelf applications. Until now, wider adoption of content management systems has been hampered by the limited ability to effectively migrate content with its associated mission critical processes. The CMSL is extremely valuable in the establishment and optimization of content management systems as an open approach that bridges the gap between the desktop and the backend system. Infodata creates a robust CMSL for customers that provides for highly effective user functionality such as parallel document review and annotations, automated document assembly, link management and error correction, content formatting, metadata management, document auditing, eCTD auditing, automated publishing, and content security.
Customers recognize the value of the CMSL. As agencies such as the FDA, EPA, CDC, FDIC and others within the Department of Defense build out more robust ECM environments, Infodata is pleased to be a part of these initiatives by bringing both our domain expertise and our products together to tailor solutions that precisely match their unique missions.
Troy Hartless, the vice president and GM of government and commercial, commented on Infodata's open approach to content management, "Compliance mandates and increased security issues continue to force the adoption of ECM systems to control content. Demand continues to increase for functionality that specifically addresses how that content is authored, reviewed, assembled and published, secured and archived. These are some of the critical areas we address within the CMSL. We translate compliance-driven needs into the proper technology implementation to help our customers increase their efficiency, lower implementation and operational costs, and expand automation around content management."
Infodata, which has 6000 Customers Worldwide, including 500 of the Global 1000 and over 20 government agencies, is exhibiting at the FOSE Expo March 23 through 25 and will be showcasing their government solutions.
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