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Content Management

Create, Approve and Publish quality content to production on-time. Easy editorial and workflow tools let your best work reach your customers.

Enterprise Data Engine

Manage, collaborate, search and distribute your highly-structured data across branches, versions and workflow-driven lifecycle.

Automate

Automate your content creation and approval flows while taking advantage of AI services to enhance and curate content.

Publish On Time

Source and deliver high impact, quality content to your customers on schedule with automated assistants and scalable worldwide deployment.

Train AI Models

Continuously train your own AI models as experts on your business, brand, products to engage with customers in real-time.

Reports and Analytics

Gain automatic insights into how your team works. Learn what do to make them more effective and improve customer engagement.
Use Cases

Health Care / Compliance

Work with automated sidekicks to quickly create, annotate and publish important content to physicians and patient-facing clinical teams around the world.

Train AI Models

Train AI models to be experts on your company contents and products to deliver customer recommendations, guidance and decision support.

Retail

Deliver your company branding, messages and product information to customers in real-time with scheduled publishing, hot fixes, A/B testing and versioned rollback.

Travel

Bulk load hotel, resort and travel information from internal data sources. Curate and publish to deliver real-time search and booking for live application customers.
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Docker

Cloud CMS ships its on-premise offering using Docker. Docker provides a way to package up the architectural tiers of Cloud CMS into services that can easily be deployed in all kinds of interesting configurations. It greatly reduced the heavy Dev/Ops and IT cycle involved with running a cloud infrastructure service.

With Docker, our customers can easily and efficiently run Cloud CMS on-premise, in their own data centers and even on their own laptops.

Cloud CMS services running in Docker are launched as containers. Customers allocate these containers to host machines. They can do this manually or they can use a best-of-breed orchestration approaching using something like Kubernetes, Amazon CloudFormation Templates, Elastic Container Service or Docker Swarm.

Furthermore, the elastic architecture of Cloud CMS means that new containers can come online at any time and join the pack. Others can come offline at any time. It's self-healing, elastic and automated.

To learn more, see Configuring Docker.