Now shipping: iOn version 5.2

EM3 extends its lead in mid-market Web Content Management with more ready-to-use features for everyone in your organization.

SAN JOSE, California -- August 1, 2005 -- Group EM3, Inc (EM3), the authority on Web content management, is now shipping version 5.2 of its flagship software EM3 iOn. This release offers several new features that ease overall system administration and provide increased security.

Globally aggregated content 

iOn has always allowed non-technical content contributors to quickly build dynamic business rules for aggregating personalized content on a Web page. Now the same simple, point-and-click techniques allow non-technical users to create rules for global template elements -- reducing the per-page administration required when managing the same set of aggregated or remotely syndicated content on many different pages or sections of a Web site (or across multiple sites).

Security enhancements 

iOn.Site now offers several new controls to thwart attacks against your dynamic Web sites from malicious users and aggressive Web bots.

Many usability improvements

EM3 continues to solicit customer feedback to make iOn's features ever more powerful and simple to use. Based on this feedback, iOn.Admin 5.2 implements many optimizations and user interface enhancements that benefit content contributors, project managers, and IT managers. Improvements have been made in numerous areas, including workflow management, content editing, page display template creation, content search and select screens. iOn 5.2 also includes enhanced event logging.

About EM3
Group EM3 Inc. (EM3) provides Web content management software that maximizes business productivity and ensures timely distribution of information. Incorporating best practices in online information management and deploying in a fraction of the time and cost of other systems, EM3 iOn™ is powerful software that helps companies produce and manage Web sites on time and on budget. EM3's headquarters are located in San Jose, California. For more information, visit www.em3.com.