Praise new user interface, suite of Web 2.0 apps, and application development framework
BOSTON, September 21st, 2010 --PaperThin, Inc., provider of the leading Web content management solution CommonSpot, today announced that ten customers have recently gone live on version 6.0 released earlier this year. Numerous customers are also currently implementing the new version which is being widely praised for its user interface, suite of marketing apps, and new application development framework. Customers now live include:
- Archdiocese of Baltimore (www.archbalt.org)
- Benedictine University (www.ben.edu)
- Cornell University College of Human Ecology (www.human.cornell.edu)
- LeSea Broadcasting (www.lesea.com)
- National Park Service (www.nps.gov)
- Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau (www.orlandoinfo.com)
- South Dakota State University (www.sdstate.edu)
- University of Wisconsin-River Falls (www.uwrf.edu)
- University of Wisconsin-Superior (www.uwsuper.edu)
- U.S. Department of the Interior (www.doi.gov)
The new CommonSpot 6.0 release unites a sleek new user interface with a suite of powerful marketing and development solutions that increase website effectiveness, improve productivity, and help organizations easily adapt to changing demands for better business results. Also new is a community site called 'The Commons' where customers and partners can leverage the shared knowledge, expertise, and open source code developed by PaperThin and members of the CommonSpot user community.
"Our content contributors are engaged. Where once we had subsites with content that was stale, we're now seeing users take ownership of their Web real estate. People are doing more, more creatively—thanks in part to the ease of use and efficiencies found in the new user interface. It has made a huge difference in user adoption and the quality of content that exists on the Web," said John Lamson, assistant dean for communications, Cornell University College of Human Ecology.
"It is very exciting to see that our customers are quickly embracing CommonSpot 6.0 for the productivity gains in its new user interface as well as the benefits realized through the new suite of Web 2.0 applications, and the new open source application development framework," said Todd Peters, president and founder, PaperThin, Inc. "Seeing these customers fulfill the promise of innovation and efficiency using the new version this quickly out of the gate is incredibly rewarding."
CommonSpot is a flexible, scalable, and easy-to-use Web content management solution that enables organizations to improve productivity and achieve better results from their Web initiatives. CommonSpot's intuitive user interface empowers users to publish any type of content (text, forms, video, images, RSS, etc.) via any delivery channel (Web, streaming media, mobile phone, iPod) with minimal IT involvement for greater productivity. It helps marketers increase website traffic, brand loyalty, and conversion rates for high impact results.And the solution's inherent flexibility and scalability empowers IT and site administrators to easily adapt the system—whether you want out-of-the-box applications that you can customize; the ability to create your own applications through a development framework; or the ability to easily integrate with, or import and export applications. CommonSpot serves as a Web foundation that maximizes the delivery, value, and timeliness of the content you create.
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About PaperThin:
PaperThin, Inc. is a privately held MA-based company. Founded in 1993, PaperThin's flagship product CommonSpot™ is a leading content management solution increases the value of content by creating engaging Web experiences that generate high impact results. PaperThin's customers span multiple industries, including: government, healthcare, higher education, and association/non-profit sectors; and include organizations such as the American Kennel Club, American University, Cornell University, ESAB Welding & Cutting, Hasbro, National Park Service, Seton Hall University, Sharp HealthCare, Sir Speedy, University of Wisconsin, and the US Senate. Visit PaperThin at www.paperthin.com.