The smart site they now use lets their administrative staff manage the library using a web browser. Smart sites have richer content. Smart sites can grow. Because the online library is database-powered, our client can massage the information stored in thousands of ways. Our client can add a tool that emails registered visitors when new documents are added to specific areas of the website.
Smart sites are more compelling.
Richer content and expandability make smart sites more nimble than their static counterparts. Smart site owners can add features and modify content quickly, which makes them more responsive to their customers. These journalists send new articles, MP3s and sometimes QuickTime movies to the HardRoad editors. So, we built the site smart, with an administrative 'back end' that lets them add and update content using their web browser. The site has grown to 10 times its size at launch five months ago.