Netcat scores twice in Oz

Netcat has scored twice by securing deals to buy its software with a New South Wales local government authority and the authority responsible for the safe operation of Australia's civil aviation industry, states IT Wire.

The content management software provider's GM, Steven Walker, says the Mid-western Regional Council had selected the Netcat Web software and consulting services to facilitate a knowledge management strategy for the council. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority would use the software as the solution for an enterprise-level Web content management system.

Walker adds that the regional council's knowledge management strategy had been initiated in order to capture, classify, manage, and distribute the vast amount of information available within the council, including that residing in the experience of council staff.

FutureDial has released a solution which puts more mobile content management power into wireless stores, says PR News Wire.

Retail Management Solution (RMS) offers powerful phone-to-phone content transfer, backup and restoration services across thousands of handset models at the store counter.

The mobile content transfer function of RMS is a standalone revenue-generating service that is strongly demanded by consumers to handle personal address books, pictures, calendars, messages, and audio/video files.

Kentico Software has released a new version of its flagship solution which combines full-featured Web content management with a powerful social networking, platform management tool, reports PR Inside.

Most of the new features in the version are focused on social networking and online communities. The new version of the Kentico content management system targets companies that want to leverage Web 2.0 technologies by engaging their customers through blogs, forums, polls, wikis and focus groups.

The new version also comes with a ready-to-use Community Starter Site that can be easily customised and cuts the time and cost of Web site development. It also supports content taxonomy based on tags and categories.