LA JOLLA, CA, December 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) MadCap Software, Inc. (http://www.madcapsoftware.com), the leader in multi-channel content authoring and a showcase company for Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft XPS, today announced that it has been named to the 2012-2013 EContent 100 list in the Content Creation category. The EContent 100 list is selected by a panel of eight judges and recognizes the 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry. To view the full list, visit http://www.econtentmag.com/Articles/Editorial/Feature/The-Top-100-Com ... -86248.htm.
"The digital content industry is constantly in flux, but perhaps never more so than in 2012," said EContent magazine's editor, Theresa Cramer. "Submissions for this year's EContent 100 list were better than ever, and consequently our judges had their work cut out for them. This year's list still has many of the old standbys, but there are plenty of fresh faces as well--many of which are shaking up the content industry."
"From the start, we have focused on delivering a superior experience to our customers, who recognize the strategic value of letting readers choose the way they receive content, whether it's in print, on the Web, on desktops, or on their mobile devices," said Anthony Olivier, MadCap founder and CEO. We are thrilled to be named to the 2012-2013 EContent 100 list, which validates our continued commitment to delivering a comprehensive technical communications suite with single-source publishing to all the channels that users rely on for their information today."
One Source for Reaching Users Across Multiple Channels
MadPak is the industry's most comprehensive authoring suite, featuring integrated, XML-based products for complete end-to-end technical communications. The suite features MadCap Flare for single-source, multi-channel publishing; MadCap Contributor for editing, reviewing and contributing to Flare content; MadCap Analyzer for analyzing Flare-based content; MadCap Capture for image capture and graphics editing; MadCap Mimic for publishing software simulation movies, video and audio, and MadCap Lingo for facilitating and streamlining the translation process. MadPak is now the content publishing solution of choice for thousands of companies worldwide, who are reducing project time anywhere from 30% to more than 400% (http://www.madcapsoftware.com/products/flare/roi.aspx).
Unmatched integration through a native XML architecture enables an end-to-end content solution for publishing in print and on desktops, mobile devices, and the Web - in their language of choice. For example, authors can:
* Translate content in a Flare project using MadCap Lingo, without transferring files.
* Work within Analyzer to directly optimize content in a Flare project.
* Create linked variables in Flare, Mimic and Capture, so changes in Flare automatically occur in Mimic and Capture.
MadCap continues to lead the wave in single-source multi-channel publishing by addressing all the formats that businesses want to use today. With MadCap Flare, the same project can be published as WebHelp, HTML5 Help, interactive mobile Help, an eBook, PDF files, Word documents, and more. Easy creation of Quick Response (QR) codes with Flare means all of these formats can provide single-click access to the information users need. Additionally, team collaboration enabled by Microsoft SharePoint integration and version control through integration with both Microsoft Team Foundation Server and Apache SVN, is increasingly leading companies to bypass content management systems in favor of using MadPak.
About EContent Magazine
EContent magazine is a leading authority on the businesses of digital publishing, media, and marketing, targeting executives and decision-makers in these fast-changing markets. By covering the latest tools, strategies, and thought-leaders in the digital content ecosystem, EContent magazine and EContentmag.com keep professionals ahead of the curve in order to maximize their investment in digital content strategies while building sustainable, profitable business models. EContent magazine is a publication of Information Today, Inc.
About MadCap Software
MadCap Software, Inc. is a leading technical communication software firm specializing in integrated applications for end-to-end content development, delivery and management. MadCap's software products provide state-of-the-art content workflow solutions for multi-channel publishing, including the Web, print, desktop and mobile. Through its strategic partner Microsoft Corp., MadCap delivers solutions optimized for Microsoft Windows, Visual Studio, and the .NET environment. Headquartered in La Jolla, CA, MadCap is home to some of the most experienced software architects and product experts in the documentation industry. Learn more about MadCap Software at www.madcapsoftware.com.
MadCap Software, the MadCap Software logo, MadPak, MadCap Flare, MadCap Mimic, MadCap Capture, MadCap Lingo, MadCap Analyzer, and MadCap Contributor are trademarks or registered trademarks of MadCap Software, Inc., in the United States and/or other countries.
MadCap Software Selected by EContent as One of the Top 100 Companies That Matter Most in 2012
MadCap was recognized in the Content Creation category for its native XML MadPak technical communications suite enabling single-source publishing to print, desktops, mobile and the Web.
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[Press-News.org] MadCap Software Selected by EContent as One of the Top 100 Companies That Matter Most in 2012MadCap was recognized in the Content Creation category for its native XML MadPak technical communications suite enabling single-source publishing to print, desktops, mobile and the Web.