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Really Strategies Acquires DocZone.com

Really Strategies, Inc. (www.reallysi.com) announced the acquisition of DocZone.com, a software-as-a-service XML content management provider (www.doczone.com). DocZone.com is known for its affordable DITA-based technical publications solution that is easy to configure and use. The acquisition will complement Really Strategies' RSuite product line, offering publishers, media companies, and technical publishers an array of pricing and implementation models that fit their business needs.

With the addition of DocZone.com, Really Strategies has an established customer base in several new markets, including Fortune 500 technology and manufacturing companies. The acquisition was led by Brook Venture Partners. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. With more than 100 clients in the publishing, media, and technical publications markets, the combined company will be headquartered in Audubon, Pa., with a strong European presence to serve a global client base.

Really Strategies, Inc., a privately held company founded in 2000, provides content solutions and services to publishers, media companies, and other content-centric companies. From content creation to delivery, Really Strategies helps bring strategy, content, and technology together to analyze, architect, and implement appropriate tools and technologies. Its solutions encompass XML editorial tools, XML repositories, content management systems, and editorial and production systems. Its services include workflow re-engineering; technology evaluation; DTD and Schema development; business, functional, and technical requirements development; and electronic product development strategy.

Source: Really Strategies, Inc.