CommonSpot Lets you Manage Web Content—Your Way.
No two organizations are alike. Your complex needs are as diverse as the strategies, technologies, processes, and people that support them. Similarly, when it comes to Web content management systems, one size doesn’t fit all—unless you use CommonSpot.
Unlike other CMS’ that define the parameters of your strategy, CommonSpot’s inherent flexibility allows you to align the system to your Web strategy, giving you the options you need to manage content the way that’s right for your organization. Whether customizing your first implementation, making day-by-day adjustments, or altering the system years later, CommonSpot gives organizations the options needed to...
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CommonSpot Provides Just the Right Conditions for Growth.
The mid-market landscape is changing. Organizations today must plan for a future based increasingly on information. A future where partners, suppliers, customers, and potential acquisitions play a larger role in your long-term growth strategies. How well you are prepared to meet these challenges depends largely on the technology decisions you make today.
CommonSpot’s open architecture provides you with a scalable foundation upon which to grow your organization—whether scaling to accommodate growth in website traffic; or growing your website as your organization grows organically, via acquisition, or by expanding your ecosystem of customers and partners.
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CommonSpot Takes User Enablement to an Art Form.
As your organization grows, so do the everyday content management challenges that you face. Empowering employees to be self sufficient and productive is key to successfully navigating those challenges and excelling in an increasingly competitive environment.
CommonSpot takes user enablement to an art form. Like a symphony of users, CommonSpot empowers each user to perform their unique role, whether great or small, to perfection. CommonSpot turns all users (non-technical contributors, administrators or developers) into webmasters, enabling them to go beyond the limit of their technical skills using simple and intuitive tools so they don’t need to lean on IT for support. With the dexterity of a programmer, users can bring the section of the website they are responsible for to life, whether the entire website, a section of the website, or just a page—without the need to write code.
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Experience at Your Fingertips
Since 1998, organizations of all sizes have used CommonSpot to improve productivity and derive more value from their Web strategies. PaperThin’s customers span multiple industries, including: government, healthcare, higher education, and association/non-profit sectors; and include organizations such as the City of St. Louis, Cornell University, ESAB Welding & Cutting, Hasbro, Mayo Clinic, National Park Service, Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Stanford University, University of Wisconsin, US Senate, United Way, and Voice of America.
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Rapid Implementation
CommonSpot’s out-of-the-box Web content management functionality and flexible architecture dramatically shorten the time to market, allowing you to implement and deploy your site in weeks, not months. You'll be up and running quickly with a robust, tested application. Business users can be productive immediately, saving time and money.
Affordable/Lower Total Cost of Ownership
With a starting price under $19,500, CommonSpot offers the sophisticated feature set of high-end Web content management solutions, at a fraction of the price. And you’ll save in other ways, too. Utilizing CommonSpot’s out-of-the-box capabilities reduces implementation costs, since there’s no need for expensive consulting or development services. With business users empowered to manage the publishing process, your developers are freed to focus on technical tasks, ensuring more efficient staff utilization. Your total cost of ownership (TCO) will be lower with CommonSpot.
Industry Standards
Built on the Adobe Platform, CommonSpot leverages the power of ColdFusion. CommonSpot integrates with major Internet standards including J2EE, XML and Web Services, and can be deployed on a number of highly scalable and reliable J2EE Application Servers including IBM WebSphere, BEA WebLogic and Sun ONE.
