Content Management AG Introduces CM4all Sites at HostingCon 2010

Content Management AG (CM-AG), a developer of web-based applications, unveiled its latest product, CM4all Sites, at HostingCon 2010.

The North American conference and trade show for the hosted services industry is being held in Austin, Texas through July 21.

According to a release, CM4all Sites is based on a completely revamped CM4all technology and a new GUI while retaining most of the administrative APIs and the existing hardware architecture. The company said an integral part of CM4all Sites is CM-AG's new widget technology, which allows for convenient drag & drop, configuration, and arrangement of all Web site elements. Built-in widgets range from contact forms through weather forecasts to social media connectivity with Twitter and Facebook. CM4all Sites also offers a variety of options for presenting multimedia content, enabling users to embed both their own and external videos on their websites without a hitch. They can also choose from various image display styles.

Another enhancement, CM-AG noted, is the new entry into the site creation process. When starting CM4all Sites for the first time, users select a main category and a sub-category for their website. Those choices are used to create a completely preconfigured website at the push of a button. Users never have to start the site editing process from scratch.

A WYSIWYG editor with full drag & drop functionality, a dynamic Office-style toolbar, and an "undo" function allow direct editing without pop-ups for usability

"We have been developing our existing site building solutions for the past decade and will continue to do so. But the time was also right to take advantage of the full capabilities of today's technologies to create our vision of the leading site building solution for the next decade. We are proud of the results and look forward to fully leveraging the possibilities of CM4all Sites with our network of existing and new OEM partners worldwide in the years to come," said Robert Schovenberg, CEO of CM-AG.