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Really Strategies Announces RSuite Engine

Really Strategies, Inc. (www.reallysi.com) announced the availability of RSuite Engine for organizations to jump-start development of content management projects on top of MarkLogic Server, a leading XML server from Mark Logic Corp. (www.marklogic.com). RSuite Engine is the foundation of RSuite CMS (www.rsuitecms.com) and provides a robust API for technical teams to accelerate the development of sophisticated content management applications. RSuite is a content management system (CMS) for publishers. Providing a robust suite of editorial, content enrichment, and management tools, publishers have the ability to manage any content (e.g., XML, PDF, Word, images, video).

RSuite Engine is a Java-based environment that runs on both Windows and Linux. The API enables developers to load, create, and search content; to assign and manage metadata at any element level; to build user interfaces for browsing and interacting with content; to version and lock/unlock content; and to interact with other content management functions. RSuite Engine is offered as either a perpetual or term license. Additional RSuite components such as the user interface and workflow modules can now be purchased separately.

MarkLogic Server includes a unique set of capabilities to store, search, analyze, and dynamically deliver content. On top of this platform, Mark Logic customers and partners build information access and delivery solutions used by organizations to accelerate the creation of content applications. "We anticipate organizations will save months of development time by licensing RSuite Engine," said Barry Bealer, president/CEO and co-founder of Really Strategies.

Source: Really Strategies, Inc.