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| Interwoven Announces Support for the 2007 Microsoft Products  Interwoven says that Interwoven WorkSite will be fully compatible with Windows Vista, Exchange Server 2007 and the 2007 Microsoft Office system. Built to utilize Microsoft platform technologies, WorkSite enables organizations to maximize existing investments in Microsoft-based applications and solutions. The inherent compatibility ensures WorkSite users a seamless transition to Microsoft's new technologies using a solution that is familiar, easy to use, and requires minimal change for user adoption.WorkSite utilizes core Microsoft platform innovations including unified search, portals, information security, and business process automation - enabling IT departments to better define an information management strategy to address current needs while preparing them to deliver more efficient, more secure, and better-integrated solutions based on the Microsoft platform. Interwoven WorkSite enables companies to organize, share, and secure documents, e-mail, and other critical business assets to increase individual and team productivity in addition to meeting regulatory compliance goals. Capable of scaling to tens of millions of documents and e-mail messages across distributed geographical locations, WorkSite provides a collaborative workspace environment that enables diverse groups of internal and external business users to efficiently manage content. WorkSite solutions are designed to extend Microsoft's comprehensive capabilities in the areas of document authoring, email, portals, server operating systems and database technologies. The user interfaces within the 2007 Office system and the portal and search capabilities of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 provide a natural consumption layer for WorkSite customers to provide easy access and contribution of content. Interwoven, in its partnership with Microsoft, will continue to develop and enhance WorkSite solutions to enable customers to leverage powerful new capabilities. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |