A New Product Structure for a Growing Market

Davisor, developer of Java-based multi-channel publishing and visualization solutions, is expanding its product offering for the rapidly growing Enterprise Publishing market. Davisor's new product structure consists of modules and solutions, which allow its customers either to build their own multi-channel publishing system or use ready-made solutions.

"According to a newly released IDC study, the worldwide dynamic enterprise publishing software market will surpass $1 billion in annual revenue by 2009. Companies are looking for cost-efficient solutions that allow them to fully utilize their existing materials for business growth," says Mr. Pasi Nummisalo, CEO of Davisor. "Our new product structure gives them a flexible and cost-efficient way to produce personalized materials and documents with dynamic content, such as personalized offers and marketing materials, pre-filled forms, or web shop invoices and order confirmations. As our products are written entirely in Java, they are fully platform-independent, which adds to their flexibility."

The new Davisor Offisor consists of a group of transformation modules, which gives companies a light and cost-efficient way to build its own multi-channel publishing system. Offisor includes input modules for transforming HTML, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and image files into standard XML format, and output modules for producing different formats out of XML content such as XSL-FO, HTML, XHTML and RTF. With Offisor, companies can license only the transformations they need, without having to invest in large systems requiring specific file formats.

Davisor solutions offer ready-to-use enterprise publishing systems for companies with specific needs. Davisor Webisor converts HTML documents with dynamic content into PDF with corporate layout. Davisor Publishor produces personalized PDF, Word, and HTML documents by merging dynamic XML content into templates produced with Word, allowing companies to produce fully personalized materials with a familiar word processor.

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