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Liaison Provides Content Management Software

By Scott Bekker
08/30/2000

Liaison Technology announced the availability of Liaison Content Exchange 2.0, a content management system for e-business. Content Exchange automatically extracts, aggregates, and rationalizes data for business-to-business exchanges.

Content Exchange is used by e-marketplaces and large manufacturers to automate the process of building and maintaining electronic catalogs. The software is based on Adaptive Content Recognition (ACR) technology that extracts content from Web pages and other sources, then transforms the content into structured data. Content Exchange supports HTML, XML, cXML, CBL, DSML, BizTalk, WML, and WAP.

Contact Liaison, (877) 433-9837, www.liaison.com.

About the Author

Scott Bekker is editor in chief of Redmond Channel Partner magazine.

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