L.L.C. The server component allows many people to work on the same site at once, and provides logging and site admin features. The current workflow involved several steps, with a lot of time spent going back and forth between production and editorial. Frontier allows many of the steps to be simplified or eliminated. Now that the production team doesn't have to put out fires every day, they can focus on improving the site, producing higher quality content, and learning and applying new technologies.
Editors can update the home page on the production server via menu commands on their laptop.
Here the headlines outline is being checked back in to the server. Jeff Cheney is the Content Engineer for Online Production at Mac Publishing. Moreover, this same system promises to allow our editors to make corrections to stories which have already been posted. Meanwhile the headlines and subheads for each story are automatically added to our home pages and appropriate sub-indexes. And most importantly, the system promises to give our editors the ability to easily rearrange the order of stories on our home pages, including links across different sites.