Ignis Asset Management Selects SDL Tridion to Launch European Expansion Programme

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Ignis opts for new Web Content Management platform to create multiple European sites

Maidenhead, UK, 15 June 2010 – SDL, the leading provider of Global Information Management solutions, today announced that it has added Ignis Asset Management to its string of new business wins following the news that the asset management company has purchased its Web Content Management solution (WCM) and Archive Manager system to help launch its European expansion programme. The selection of SDL Tridion® demonstrates the product’s growing reputation in the financial services sector with many financial institutions already having adopted the Web Content Management solution to create a tailored, individual approach to a customer’s online experience.

OKI Printing Solutions implements blueprint for customer satisfaction

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Printer partners with SDL Tridion and Reading Room to update its content management solution platform and website
 
Maidenhead, UK, 26 November 2009 – SDL Tridion, leader in Web Content Management (WCM) and part of SDL, leader in Global Information Management (GIM), today announces it has partnered with Reading Room to update OKI Printing Solutions’ content management solution (CMS) platform for its website.

OKI Printing solutions was looking to upgrade its CMS infrastructure to maintain high levels of customer service and support two product websites and an extranet service for dealers. The OKI web estate hosts over 100 websites in 20 different languages.

Implementation partner, Reading Room, recommended SDL Tridion’s WCM platform with its multi-language and multi-site capabilities. Over 100GB of existing content was migrated into the new system to form a fully managed, language-oriented CMS containing over 140 discreet publications and publishing in excess of 100 unique websites, with individual country managers controlling the corresponding website.

SDL Tridion launches Safeguard to secure your brand online

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Quality Monitoring Tool for optimised SEO and standards compliance 

Maidenhead, UK, 3rd September 2009 – SDL Tridion, leader in Web Content Management (WCM) and part of SDL, leader in Global Information Management (GIM), today announces the launch of Safeguard, a quality and compliance monitoring tool to help brand managers and content editors achieve a high quality web presence. Safeguard automatically scans companies’ websites to expose any issues with search engine optimisation, usability, accessibility, legal and brand standards.

Safeguard is a website quality and compliance-monitoring tool powered by Magus ActiveStandards and is integrated with SDL Tridion’s Web Content Management System. By complying with a wide variety of guidelines and rules that communication specialists have created, the tool significantly contributes to improved SEO, visitor experience, usability and brand value.

Unilever – a long time customer of SDL Tridion – is one of the first users of Safeguard. “Integrating the SDL Tridion Safeguard website quality and compliance service into the SDL Tridion CMS platform has brought real gains in operational efficiency and quality control to our production processes,” said Duncan Haughey, IT Project Manager, Global Communication Solutions of Unilever. “The Safeguard service provides ongoing management information on the compliance status of the published live web presence.  This means we can focus our resources where they are most needed, assisting our editors to ensure our global web presence is standards compliant and efficiently governed. It’s a complete solution for pre- and post-publication website quality control.”

The tool allows editors to pro-actively validate a page in real-time in the pre-publication staging environment. Safeguard uses a best practice library of built-in checkpoints and each one flags up the issues it specifically looks for – usability, accessibility or SEO – enabling editors to prioritise which errors to correct first.