Integration with other repositories, including Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server, are planned for later releases. Interleaf's core publishing technology will employ business rules to reuse and repurpose content components to produce new valid XML documents using both scheduled and dynamic publishing techniques across multiple mediums including corporate intranets, CDs and print. The data adapters will enable documents to include external information and will allow the publishing to drive the selection of content based on stored information such as a Bill of Materials or user profile. Specific applications and partnerships will be announced in the coming months. Availability BladeRunner will be available this summer for client and industry partners participating in the Early Adopter Program.
General availability is scheduled for the end of the calendar year.
Applications for the BladeRunner Early Adopter Program are currently being accepted. Electronic document output will be accessible through standard Web browsers. These solutions enable customers to deploy document-based applications that improve their operating efficiency and customer satisfaction, and drive revenue and profitability. Interleaf's software products integrate electronic publishing, content management, document management, distribution and Web technologies, making it easy for customers to assemble, manage, retrieve, distribute and publish business-critical information across the enterprise and beyond. Interleaf is headquartered in Waltham, Mass., with offices around the world.