Markus Karlsson, CEO of Emojo, sent CMS Report an e-mail regarding extending social content management features into their "eBusiness Suite", Affino. In the e-mail he says:

We’re launching the Social Content Management edition of the Affino eBusiness Suite (please see details below). It has a number of tailored social content management, social media, social networking and social promotions elements essential for managing socially lead sites. These are quite different from traditional web and enterprise CM capabilities so may be of interest to you.

If you could give us feedback or a mention then that would be greatly appreciated.

I'm short on time for doing any type of review or give any meaningful feedback on this CMS. However, I have posted below the press release he sent attached to the e-mail. Also, you can check out the new features in the latest release of Affino at Emojo.com. Finally, if you have used Affino before, I would be interested in hearing what you have to say about it via the comments section.

Markus Karlsson submitted the following press release about his company's CMS. I have yet to establish policy on which press releases make it to the page and which don't. In general, I'm a big believer that the more informed you are about what is out there the better off you are.

Affino NX is the eBusiness Solution for SMEs, a software and technology platform that delivers your key business activities online. Affino encompasses eCommerce, Content Management, Net TV, eCommunity, Digital Asset Management, ePromotions, eServices, Online Directories and SEO Automation.

Companies’ requirements have moved beyond simply publishing online. Organisations are increasingly looking for clever ways to engage their customers, monetise their content and media, and improve their online sales channel. Increasingly this involves buying in solutions from multiple vendors and turning their websites into a collection of business silos with separate areas for content, community, media and commerce, leading to increased costs and management overheads and reduced usability
and flexibility.