ACOM Solutions, Inc. has released EZContentManager V3.1.1, providing extended power and flexibility for administrators, a simplified user interface, enhanced automated document management and communication, and tighter security.
EZContentManager is the Web-based content and document management system that allows companies to centralize corporate files of any type into a single repository that is Web-accessible and password-secured, with browser-driven, on-board retrieval and distribution engines providing fast and convenient searching and handling.
"EZContentManager is the ideal electronic document management solution for mid-size businesses and corporate departments because its web-based architecture makes it easy to implement, easy to use and broadly affordable,"said James R. Scott, senior vice president. "With this new release, we continue to stretch the parameters and provide ever-more convenience and functionality in the system."
Enhancements include improvements for security, document retention'and technology, among them:
Other recent upgrades within EZContentManager 3.x have included support for SQL Server 2005; enhanced document class design (users can select existing metadata from a drop-down menu when editing document classes); the ability to run Open Office as a service; incremental refinements to the Process Manager routing and approval engine, and more.
"Affordable technology to capture, consolidate and centrally manage corporate documents regardless of origin or document type offers midsize enterprises advantages that until recently were available only to large, rich organizations," Scott said. "Familiar procedures such as browser operation and standardized search techniques not only keep costs low, but also minimize training time and expense while maximizing employee acceptance and use. EZContentManager was designed to offer the most functionality and ease of use for the technology dollar."
About ACOM Solutions, Inc.
Now in its 24th year of business, ACOM Solutions, Inc. develops and implements advanced modular software systems for document output, document management, secure corporate payments, and B2B EDI/XML e-commerce applications, marketing them domestically and through overseas partners. Corporate headquarters are in Long Beach, California; System i Software Division headquarters are in Duluth, Georgia; and regional offices are located in several major U.S. cities. For more information call 800-699-5758, email
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