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Avusa Ltd chooses Escenic Content Engine
Friday 26. December 2008 - Avusa Ltd, one of South Africas leading media and entertainment organisations has chosen Escenic Content Engine as their core platform for their online and mobile services. Avusa creates, innovates and delivers both media and entertainment content, across consumer platforms through their varied brand offerings.
“Avusa Media is evolving itself into a collective body of professional products in the Print, Online and Mobile environment. In order for us to adapt to international best practice and remain competitive within our developing economy we have chosen Escenic Content Management System. We are very excited about the prospect of publishing seamlessly and affording our Editorial Staff more flexibility in their day-day activities” said Rob Hards, Publishing Systems for Avusa Media Limited (South Africa).
“Having installed, set-up and tested our new server structure with the expert assistance of an Escenic Template Consultant, I am confident that the necessary capabilities that he has up-skilled us with, will lead us into a new future in business architecture, processes and structure. When it comes to cutting edge publishing, Escenic is definitely pushing us to raise the bar and is going to take our company to a whole new level” said Paul de Sousa, System Manager for Avusas Escenic CMS.
“We are very excited to have one of South Africas top Media & Entertainment organizations select our proven technology platform, Escenic Content Engine, to create and publish their media and entertainment content both online and to their mobile services” said Tom Skolbekken, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Escenic.
Escenic Content Studio and Escenic Content Engine are used by 600 news media websites worldwide, including some of the most advanced and most visited news sites. Escenic is the core internet publishing tool for news publishers including UK-based News International (The TimesOnline, The Sun, News of the World), The Daily Telegraph and The Independent). As well as, German Axel Springer Group, Scandinavian Schibsted, Bonnier and A-pressen, Dutch De Telegraaf, PCM, NDC, Wegener and Canadian Globe and Mail.