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Cynapse released Cyn.in v2, an open source collaborative knowledge management software. cyn.in manages, secures, tracks and structures a content base of files, documents, digital media and any free form content.
ebizQ received the following:
cyn.in is the most powerful and robust open source collaboration software that enables enterprises to setup rich collaboration work spaces for employees, business partners, customers and their entire value network. These workspaces encompass various collaborative applications like wikis, blogs, filre sharing repositories, shared event calendars, image galleries and more.
cyn.in empowers users to fluidly create digital content and share it with peers. cyn.in’s live search, categorization and interlinking features help users to find relevant content at blazing speeds. Centrally managed and version controlled content lets your users focus on collaboratively getting things done and stop worrying about accidental modifications, disk failures and data loss.
Key Features of cyn.in include:
• Collaborative applications like Wikis, Blogs, File Repositories, Galleries, Event Calendars, Link Directories & Discussions;
• Enterprise class Content Management capabilities including customizable workflows, rules engine with definable actionables on triggers, version control & bulk management;
• Lightening fast Live Search displays results as you type, filtering out results on-the-fly to display accurate knowledge results;
• Smart views allow users to create perspective oriented views of any content based on multiple filtering criteria;
• XML & Open standards based APIs allow simple extensibility and integration into existing systems.
cyn.in combines the advantages of knowledge management, document management and collaboration to deliver the following Enterprise 2.0 applications in a single unified environment:
• Rich Enterprise Wikis for knowledge management;
• Document Management with document control, tracking and revision management;
• Intranet / Extranet publishing and collaboration;
• Corporate social network systems and communities;
• Team collaboration workspaces;
• Shared digital asset repositories;
• Secure virtual discussion rooms;
• Multi-user, multi-audience blogging.
Cyn.in v2 brings with it a new era of Web 2.0 Collaboration and Knowledge Management applications for large to small businesses, organizations, institutions, and groups. The cyn.in software appliance integrates everything required to run cyn.in, including the application server, database, a hardened operating system, etc. into an easy to setup software appliance that can be run on most industry leading appliance platforms, such as VM Ware, XenSource, Microsoft VHD or can be directly installed on a standard bare metal server. The community edition of cyn.in is available without any restrictions for free download, in the form of a virtual appliance or full source code.
cyn.in Enterprise Edition is available as an On-Premise Appliance and an On-Demand service. The enterprise edition comes with advanced live update features, appliance backup features, unlimited users, tested, stable and controlled releases of the software with high level proactive support features.
Enterprise customers get priority support, access to full source code as well as a wider choice of appliance deployment options. The Enterprise Edition is priced at a per server model and there are no additional costs for client access licenses.
cyn.in Small Business Edition On-demand SaaS starts as low as $8/user/month, giving companies the most economical option to setup an Enterprise 2.0 Collaborative knowledge management system. Small Business On-Premise edition is limited to 50 users, offers live updates with access to round-the-clock ticket -based support.
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