[OSCOM] Outerthought releases Daisy open source CMS 1.4: book publishing made easy

Zwijnaarde, Belgium, 2006-02-02

Outerthought releases Daisy 1.4

Outerthought proudly announces the immediate release of version 1.4 of 
its flagship open source CMS Daisy, which now has become the only open 
source CMS to support book-quality publishing, making Daisy a supreme 
choice for software manual production and knowledge management 
applications where content must be repurposed across multiple 
publications or websites.

Also in this new release, the browser-based online editor has been 
enhanced to appeal to the most demanding user, and many other 
improvements have been made to the overall product. 
Professional-quality open source with a unique and compelling vision on 
information management and publishing: Daisy 1.4 sets itself apart with 
a mix of interesting features, a sound architecture, and 
professional-quality support.

Many CMS systems out there are narrowly focussed around website content 
management, and offer virtually no production or export facility for 
book-type publications. Daisy now offers flexible book publishing with 
automatic re-chunking, re-ordering, and generation of tables of 
contents and indexes. We believe this is a unique feature in the market 
of open source CMS products. This way, Daisy-managed data can be truly 
repurposed across different media and publications.

Daisy can be used for website content management, but is becoming 
increasingly popular in the context of knowledge management and 
software/product documentation.

Daisy is available from http://cocoondev.org/daisy/ and the related 
service offerings can be found at 
http://outerthought.org/site/services.html.

For more information, contact Steven Noels: m. +32 478 29 29 00 or 
[email protected]

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Outerthought                              Open Source Java & XML
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