Oshyn Enhances Open Text Web Solutions and RedDot CMS Support Services

Los Angeles, CA — March 15, 2010 -- Oshyn, Inc., www.oshyn.com, an Enterprise Technology Agency with a reputation for delivering innovative business solutions for the web, mobile devices and enterprise technology platforms, announced today enhanced Maintenance and Support Services for Open Text CMS and RedDot CMS.

While companies are ramping up their online presence and looking to further engage online with social media – they are not necessarily in a position nor have they a desire to take on the expense or the challenges involved in adopting yet another CMS platform when that current platform is serving them well. Even if Open Text ultimately takes their combined CMS solutions offerings in a radically different direction – these investments remain viable and are practical for achieving the organization goals of 2010 and beyond. Many existing Open Text customers are better off investing in Web 2.0 / 3.0 enhancements, upgrades, support and design improvements with a services company that has extensive experience than seeking out a new CMS framework. Upgrading, performance-tuning, redesigning templates, etc, will deliver a better ROI particularly while companies are still guarding their IT budgets given the continued pressures in the economy.

Oshyn, Inc’s Open Text Web Solutions and RedDot CMS Maintenance and Support solutions include:

  • Production Environment Build-Out
  • Performance-Tuning
  • Personalization and other high value enhancements
  • Platform Upgrades
  • Template Development
  • Site Redesign
  • Monthly Maintenance and Support

OpenText WCM/CMS Acquisition Roadmap

Open Text Corporation (NASDAQ:OTEX) (TSX: OTC) announced on February 22, 2010 they have entered into an agreement to buy Canadian neighbor Nstein Technologies Inc. (TSX-V: EIN).  This brings the total WCM acquisitions for Open Text to 5 (FIVE) over the past several years.  While I am sure Open Text has a solid strategy in mind for their shareholders we have concerns about the underlying roadmap for these products and the potential impact on existing customers of the now acquired WCM frameworks.