Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Tying your architecture to Microsoft increases the pool of potential customers but you also run the risk of going head to head with Sharepoint which a

SharePoint is one of the few long term competitors placed in the WebOffice 2.0 market that we recognize. In the present moment, Blogtronix delivers far more value to the customers in this market niche. To name a few of the issues that make us better are:

Any Blogtronix Product is easier to install and manage from small, medium and even large size companiesTo use Blogtronix is far easier and satisfying for the common users, that are not necessary to have good skills in the web based software.

We have extensive backend platform management allowing the administrators of the platforms and groups to easily maintain the system.

- Blogtronix can be implemented as a hosted solution.
- We can add specific functionality and build new modules in a reasonable time and budget frame.
- Blogtronix has better pricing structure compared to what Microsoft offers, as it is a flexible platform solution.
- Blogtronix is more focused on the external and internal Communication and Knowledge management.
- Blogtronix is far better cross platform solution. We treat all web and office application as equal when we integrate - them. As an example we are quite focused on delivering the best possible benefits for the Safari users under MacOS.
- Blogtronix license policy is more clear and understandable
- Blogtronix is one-stop software solution where for example the event calendar, news, statistical information retrieval and other modules are part of the Platform
- We have extensive Corporate Policy Compliance engine and comprehensive keyword tracking capabilities built within the Blogtronix Platform.
- Blogtronix has better web look & feel creativity and publishing capabilities offered as built-in UI themes, modules and editors.
- Blogtronix would not ‘run’ the intranet, Blogtronix will be one of the applications taking care for the proper know-how data management and communications.

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