During 2000 and the later part of 1999, the way that digital information is aggregated, exchanged, and syndicated started to become an essential part of e-business strategy. The recent global debates in the music industry, around sharing music on-line proves that the market needs better ways to package, share, and distribute digital content. Our message to the market in this region is that the process of generating content, aggregating it, and exchanging it has been a costly process so far. KnowledgeView gives organisations the opportunity to reduce this cost, turning it into a money-making opportunity by streamlining the process of aggregating and sharing information, and at the same time put it in new forms making it available to information consumers and users through multiple delivery channels. We strive to help business managers make more efficient decisions reducing the operating costs of generating content and increase their profits.
Content is simply the information generated in the wider digital world.
It can take many formats depending on the tools used to generate it, whether it's an Autocad application or the simplest text processor. KnowledgeView can offer the market with such solutions through its strong support for industry standards such as the Java programming language and XML which is increasingly becoming the de-facto standard in the content industry. The company has recently announced that it has incorporated NewsML support in its family of products, becoming the first known company in the world to achieve that. Visitors to KnowledgeView's stand, in hall 5 stand A5-1, will have the opportunity to see first hand, applications that deliver this vision to the several customers that KnowledgeView works with in the government, publishing and media sectors. The company will also demonstrate the capabilities of its platform through partnering with leading Middle Eastern and International content and solution providers including Compaq Corporation, Motorola, Commerce One, Noor, AMEInfo, and Brightpoint.