Join Ascendant Technology and Ephox to learn how customers are benefiting from using Lotus Web Content Management's new Rich Text Editor to optimize and integrate the publishing of web content in their WebSphere Portal and Lotus Quickr environments.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009, 10 AM Pacific/11 Mountain/1pm Eastern
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CMSWire.com coverage of Ephox’s partnership with IBM:
CMSWire.com by David Roe
Apr 3, 2009
IBM’s Lotus Web Content Management System is to ship with a second HTML editor following the announcement of a new OEM partnership with Ephox, the web content authoring software developer of EditLive.
A recording of this webinar is available at http://liveworks.ephox.com/events/ephoxtv/social-software-quickr
View the recording of the webinar hosted by IBM Lotus WCM product management and Ephox on February 25, 2009 at http://liveworks.ephox.com/events/ephoxtv/new-rich-text-editor-in-ilwcm
For more information on the OEM agreement see the frequently asked questions page, or the Upgrading to EditLive! whitepaper.
Great coverage in the latest issue of Econtent Magazine featuring EditLive! for Quickr:
Working With What You Know - Ephox Goes Live With EditLive! for Quickr
By Eileen Mullan - January/February 2009 Issue, Posted Jan 28, 2009
With IBM Quickr, a company can organize and share content, extend enterprise content management investments, create online places for projects or teams, and create a personal content library online. EditLive! for Quickr builds on these features by adding its own flavor of editing tools.
ORLANDO, Florida - January 20, 2009 - Ephox, the leading provider of online authoring software, today announced the release of a new integration of its rich text editor into IBM's Lotus Quickr. The software is being introduced at this year's Lotusphere conference in Orlando.
Lotus Quickr is team collaboration software that helps enterprises share content, collaborate and work faster online. It goes beyond traditional document sharing by adding web-based collaboration with wikis, blogs and team web pages.
The migration of business users to online collaboration requires an online content authoring experience that is as easy as editing traditional documents. EditLive! addresses this need with a Word-like authoring experience. Italso offers powerful capabilities for image editing, track changes, table editing and accessibility checking.
"EditLive! is a great fit with Lotus Quickr because it makes it even easier to collaborate on rich web content," said Jelan Heidelberg, IBM offering manager, Lotus team collaboration and document services. "The powerful, intuitive capabilities of EditLive! will enable business users to leverage the Web 2.0 capabilities of Quickr, such as wikis and blogs. In addition, Quickr customers often ask for the ability to paste content from Microsoft Word documents into Quickr pages. EditLive! provides that capability. For those with both Quickr and IBM Lotus Web Content Management deployments, Ephox will provide integrated functionality enabling the use of Quickr assets within IBM Web Content Management."
EditLive! integrations for the WebSphere Portal and the Lotus Domino versions of Quickr are available now. The integration for the Quickr Domino platform was co-developed by the PSC Group, a leading Lotus consulting firm and 2009 Lotus Award winner.
"One of the weaknesses of all standard content management platforms is that the content editor is too basic," said John Head, director of enterprise collaboration, PSC Group, LLC. "Users are used to rich editors like Microsoft Word or Lotus Symphony. EditLive! is the best online content editor available for any platform and provides a rich experience for Lotus Quickr and WebSphere Portal users."
About Ephox
Ephox develops enterprise-class solutions for authoring content for web sites, wikis and blogs. Ephox technology is licensed by leading web content management vendors including IBM, Vignette, Oracle, EMC|Documentum and Percussion. Our products are used by millions of content authors in over 1,500 organizations across 35 countries. For more information, please visit www.ephox.com/quickr.
We are pleased to announce that IBM has signed an OEM agreement with Ephox to license EditLive! for IBM WCM. Announced at Lotusphere 2009 on January 19, this agreement means all IBM Lotus Web Content Management customers will now have access to the best HTML editor on the market, fully integrated into their WCM platform. We have put together a frequently asked questions page about the OEM agreement to inform you and to assist you with the changes that this agreement has introduced. To assist portal administrators to smoothly upgrade to EditLive!, Ephox has created an upgrade and best practices white paper. In addition to upgrading, the white paper documents best practices for configuring and deploying EditLive!.
Feel free to contact us directly if you have questions or comments.
Announcement at Lotusphere 2009 Opening General Session
My newly upgraded iPhone is bringing 'live blogging' to the Ephox blog for the first time. I am at Ascendant Technology's after-conference party at Buddy Guy's Legends Chicago that Ephox is sponsoring.
Today we heard from IBM WebSphere Portal's Chief Architect that 3-4 years ago that 'web content management was dead' and that now it is 'hot'.
Tomorrow I give two talks about why, if you think WCM is hot, that you should be thinking about EditLive! to make your WCM system really fly.
Below is the recording of the July Quarterly Product Update for those who missed it. This was a recording of the North American time slot, hosted by Michael Fromin our Director of Products.
We will be running a series of webinars presenting the key features and benefits of EditLive! for IBM Workplace Web Content Management.
See the benefits of incorporating EditLive! in the IBM Websphere Portal 5.1 and 6.0 environment. Improve the ease of collaboration, speed up content creation, improve content quality and reduce webmaster workloads.
Attendees will see how simply and quickly they can use powerful features such as track changes, accessibility checking, spell checking, table editing, list editing, font styles, image insertion and hyperlinking.
The presentation will run for approximately 25 minutes followed by 15 minutes for questions.
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