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 Content Management  

The most successful sites today are doing a lot more than just listing products and showing the basic catalog information; today content needs to be composed and highly integrated with the best practices of search engine optimization as well as accessible to your organization's key stakeholders through the latest content management technologies. This is a delicate balance.



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free-up valuable resources from making content changes


- Dan, Microsoft Technology Solutions

How it adds value... 

  • supports search engine optimization efforts
  • integrates easily with web analytics solutions
  • allows flexibility to build it as you and your customers need it
  • is highly integrated into other applications and servers
  • incorporates streamlined processes and workflows
  • provides ease of use and speed in configuration of pushed web content
  • simplifies support of marketing and merchandising activities

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007

Brulant can help you implement SharePoint 2007 to meet your most complex content management needs. This latest release from Microsoft provides rich web content management capabilities, coupled with document management and collaboration tools to provide you with a solution that can address all of you needs. From multiple sites sharing content to multiple languages, Brulant can help you make managing your web content easy.

Workplace Web Content Management

Workplace Web Content Management offers end-to-end web content management where content can be created (using a WYSIWYG rich text editor), managed and published to multiple web sites.

Rapid Content Integrator (RCI)

Brulant's RCI tool sits between IBM WebSphere Commerce and IBM Workplace Web Content Management (WWCM) to bridge the gap between structured catalog content and unstructured web content. This tool enables these strategic points with additional content areas/pages, speed to market capabilities and streamlined processes for deploying all the content that e-marketing departments and e-merchandising departments can dream up. All this can be accomplished through the line of business control rather than through the IT team's involvement. This includes hot fixes or other incremental site changes that the business deems necessary.