EGO7 Rolls Out Solutions for Site Management and Application

[Cafemuse]

EGO7 Rolls Out Solutions for Site Management and Application Delivery


New York, NY - November 21, 2003 - Software & design development firm EGO7 has introduced two web-based solutions called CMSMX and ComMX. For the first time, enterprises can now architect, produce, and manage the next generation of content management while delivering rich internet applications to its users. After two years of development, EGO7 has created a solution that has evolved into its own platform to aid site development with its hybrid software solution completely built in FlashMX. EGO7 solutions are unique in that they can be accessed using a standard a web browser enabling companies to manage a number of sites from a variety of locations. The introduction of CMSMX and ComMX will enable businesses and developers of web content to lower the costs of site building and administration while at the same time offer an engaging, dynamic user interface, thus driving sales and user traffic.

The CMSMX solution is a suite of template-based administration modules, that once built allow webmasters or editors to easily add text, media and data driven content to any website. One key benefit of having a full set of administration tools like CMSMX it that it does not require webmasters to have flash development skills nor does it require editors to have any technical abilities. By creating a collaborative environment managing dozens web properties, businesses can now execute full content management in a seamless, productive, and time saving way. Webmasters and now content creators will have the simple means to update, text, images, and media.

ComMX is a communication portal that provides its members, customers, and/or affinity groups with a variety of features including: instant messaging, video messaging, 2-Way video chat, group chat, video conference, news feeds, polling, streaming audio/video and more. ComMX In a unique, almost surreal (web-based) desktop environment that features both communication and media modules that can be accessed simultaneously, enabling users to multi-task without reloading web pages.

On the leading edge of the current trend of networking sites, the ComMX system has been beta-tested and has received high praise from its own community, which consists of web designers, technologists and students from around the globe. Consisting of over 30,000 registered users the members communicate on a variety of issues mostly about rich media design. EGO7 Community has contributed to the birth of the new improved version 2.0 which can now be accessed directly at EGO7.net. The purpose of creating such an engaging affinity-based community experience is to allow businesses and lifestyle communities to have more targeted opportunities for direct marketing and information delivery to its members, user and customers groups.

About EGO7
EGO7 is a solutions development company established in early 2002 by David Weil, Vitaly Leokamuvich and Anthony Jones. The vision and goal for EGO7 is to expand the use of engaging content delivery through its Flash development tools while leveraging client IT resources. EGO7 strives to create new standards and content delivery systems thru convenient and user-friendly content management and database driven content delivery. EGO7 is a Macromedia Alliance partner.

Contact:
business@ego7.com
www.ego7.com

[flood6]

This being your only post so far, I have no idea if you'll ever come back to see this or not, but I'll post just in case.

Always interested in new software products, I thought I'd take a look at your site and see. A pure flash CMS has great potential, some will be quick to point out the limitations, but I, for one, like the visual appeal of (most) pure flash sites. I wanted to take a look at a demo for the two products you had featured on your home page, but can't do so unless I submit alot of information in the form of an inquiry; I can't be bothered with that stuff.

Your site makes me want to investigate further...but not excited at the thought of giving my email address to another vendor, just to see what it is they have to offer.

Just an observation.

[Cafemuse]

Hi,
No, I not the post and run type, but would like to get feedback and suggestions from some pros. Maybe even have a chance to meet/talk with those people looking for tools, enhancements for their clients that we have ready.

I PM'd you a link to the demo, which is basically a tutorial of part of the CMSMX. Visit EGO7.NET next week to see the new CommunityMX in action.

[flood6]

Hi,
No, I not the post and run type, but would like to get feedback and suggestions from some pros. Maybe even have a chance to meet/talk with those people looking for tools, enhancements for their clients that we have ready.

I PM'd you a link to the demo, which is basically a tutorial of part of the CMSMX. Visit EGO7.NET next week to see the new CommunityMX in action.

Thanks, I got the PM. I got the impression from the site that I was going to get to see a "demo site", not necessarily download a demo. Now I understand why you were requesting the contact info to download the demo, requesting info in that case is understandable. I'm in the middle of something right now, but I will definitely download the demo later.

Since I was confused, do you have some demo sites that are running the software for potential buyers to visit and surf through?

Thanks again for the PM and the link.

[Cafemuse]

The new corporate site is running off of the CMSmx obviously. We have a Case Study launching in a week or two with NME RECORDS.
Since this is a new offering, there arent any others running using CMSmx.

I'd take a look at www.ego7.net in a week or so as we are upgrading that site with our COMMX.