CAMARILLO, CA — (Marketwire) — 05/14/12 — OmniUpdate, the leading web content management system (CMS) provider for higher education, has released version 9.15 of its OU Campus CMS. This product release includes a significant enhancement to the existing Assets feature.
Assets, like Snippets and file includes, are part of the Reusable Content functionality in OU Campus. This new release brings powerful improvements to the Assets feature in the CMS, providing many new capabilities for users and administrators. There are new options for users to filter by type, such as web content, plain text, source code, image galleries, and managed forms; filter by site, allowing users to apply Assets across OU Campus managed sites; and filter by tag, allowing for collection, aggregation, and quick selection of desired Assets. The powerful new tagging system also makes it easier to assign tags or metadata to Assets by automatically suggesting tags. In addition to existing access settings, administrators can now choose which users have access to use specific Assets. Assets workflow has also been enhanced with scheduled publishing options.
Lance Merker, President and CEO of OmniUpdate, stated, “OmniUpdate customers are increasingly interested in content reuse, and the changes we-ve made in OU Campus are a direct result of their feedback. The OU Campus Assets feature takes content reuse across all channels to a new level.”
OmniUpdate is the leading web content management system (CMS) provider for higher education. OmniUpdate-s enterprise web CMS, OU Campus, empowers institutions to effectively manage and enhance their web presence and take advantage of the latest web and mobile technologies. OU Campus is secure and scalable, offering a complete feature set, extensible tools, and deployment flexibility supported by exceptional customer service and extensive community resources. More than 550 college and university websites are managed using OU Campus.
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