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xPression® from Document Sciences Receives EMC Designed for Documentum Accreditation
5/20/2005, 8:00AM ET
Carlsbad, CA (May 20, 20050 - Document Sciences (NASDAQ: DOCX), the leader in dynamic content publishing solutions, today announced that its flagship xPression is now available on the EMC Documentum 5.3 platform, the world's first major enterprise content management (ECM) offering based on a completely unified architecture, and has received the EMC Designed for Documentum designation, a mark of quality and value that customers insist on in enterprise applications. The integration of xPression's powerful content publishing technology with the Documentum 5.3 provides insurers, financial services organizations and other large enterprises access to an unparalleled solution for document creation, distribution, archival and management.
Rob Tarkoff, Senior Vice President of Strategy, Business Development and Alliances, EMC Software said, "By providing xPression as a packaged offering based on the EMC Documentum platform, Document Sciences is taking a leadership position in the area of content publishing. The offering's status as 'Designed for Documentum'-accredited demonstrates their commitment to the Documentum platform and the quality of their offering."
The integration enables users to automate rules-based assembly of small content objects into sophisticated, customized, compliant business communications. With xPression 2.1, documents can be automatically assembled and delivered in high volume, incorporating data from a line of business system, such as a business administration system or eForm, and the content can be managed in the Documentum repository. Ad-hoc documents, such as customer service correspondence, can also be created. Generated content can be delivered to multi-channel distribution engines and archived and managed in the Documentum repository.
"Document Sciences is proud to have attained the 'Designed for Documentum' status for xPression,"said Jack McGannon, President and CEO of Document Sciences. "Integrating our solutions with EMC, a recognized leader in the enterprise content management market, enables the customers of both organizations to more fully leverage their technology infrastructure investments."
The integrated Documentum/Document Sciences dynamic content publishing solution will be featured at the LOMA/ACORD Conference, May 21-23, in Orlando, FL at EMC's booth 410, and Document Sciences' booth 1624. The integrated solution will also be featured at Momentum Barcelona, the EMC European Content Management User Conference, May 23-26 in Barcelona, Spain in Document Sciences' booth #20.
As a member of the EMC Documentum Application Logo Program, Document Sciences receives specialized design consultation and guidance, along with access to dedicated EMC Documentum technical resources. The program enabled Document Sciences to ensure their xPression product would be available as soon as possible following availability of the new EMC Documentum 5.3 platform. To learn more about Document Sciences xPression and the EMC Documentum Application Logo Program, please visit http://www.documentum.com/app_portfolio.
About Document Sciences
Document Sciences Corporation delivers real-time, dynamic content publishing solutions that content-driven organizations depend on to realize productivity benefits, cut costs, and increase competitiveness. Over 600 customers and partners use Document Sciences products in insurance, banking and financial services, managed-care, telecommunications, utilities and commercial print service bureaus. Customers include more than 60 Fortune 500 companies. Based in Carlsbad, Calif., with operations in Beijing, China and offices across the U.S. and in London, Document Sciences also markets its products in Europe, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South America, Mexico and Asia. For more information about Document Sciences Corporation, visit www.docscience.com.
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