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Less than one year after surpassing 1.5 million saves with OmniUpdate technology, WebsiteASP, Inc. announced that its web content management solutions have been used to update over two million web pages.
Web Content Management as a product category has been defined for years by six- and seven-figure enterprise-level software. With over two million page saves, OmniUpdate has quietly become one of the most used web content management systems available.
"What we do is provide a product that simplifies and distributes web site content updates among the existing staff of an organization. Utilizing our browser-based editor and flexible approval process, technical and non-technical users alike can easily manage content on their Web site. Our approach to web content management works. And, we're excited to lead the market with a technology that's helped make millions of web updates possible," said WebsiteASP, Inc. President and CEO Lance Merker.
With new clients expanding OmniUpdate's role in higher education web content management, OmniUpdate continues to prove itself a necessity to colleges and universities across the nation.
"OmniUpdate is vital to our day-to-day functions in the library. It has become a tool that we use daily," said Tracey Mayfield of California State University Long Beach.
Colleges and Universities have succeeded with OmniUpdate for a variety of reasons. OmniUpdate relieves IT burden, increases efficiencies and consistencies, and can be used by current staff with basic word processor skills. OmniUpdate is in use today by many higher education institutions across the nation such as Dartmouth College, University of Massachusetts, State University of New York - Oswego, Pepperdine University, California State University Long Beach, University of Michigan, and Tulane University.
09.12.2004, WebsiteASP, Inc.
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