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PaperThin, Inc. announced that four customers have recently
gone live on CommonSpot Version 5.0, including: LeSea Broadcasting, Ping
Identity,
“Our website had too much outdated information, largely due
to how complicated it was for departments without dedicated webmasters to
maintain their own sites,” said Rachel Hoormann,
“Ease of use, customizable workflow, globalization, short
time-to-implement, and flexible technology with scalability were key
factors that led us to buy CommonSpot,” said Chad Gabriel, Tuthill Corporation
manager of e-services. “We launched our new website in November, just two
months after purchase. The net result is that CommonSpot’s ease of use
helped us to quickly and easily publish content and to implement a new site
design which improves the overall customer experience.”
CommonSpot 5.0 features include a new and intuitive
authoring interface, RSS feeds, Blogs, Wikis, and XML publishing and rendering
capabilities. The ease-of-use inherent in CommonSpot 5.0 empowers
business users to be self-sufficient and productive, build interactive
communities, and achieve faster time-to-market; while its flexibility empowers
IT and site administrators to easily adapt the system to meet their complex and
ever-changing needs. These enhancements enable organizations to achieve
better business results.
“The welcome reception we’ve received from our customers to CommonSpot 5.0 is extremely rewarding to see,” said Todd Peters, president and founder of PaperThin, Inc. “The features in this release were a milestone for CommonSpot, providing a foundation that we will continue to build upon over the years to come.”
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