RWS has announced the launch of Tridion Sites Editions for fast-growing companies looking to expand into international markets.
Many of the world’s largest brands rely on Tridion Sites, a web content management system (WCMS), to create, manage and deliver multilingual digital experiences to global customers, employees and partners across any channel. Now small-to-medium size companies can also benefit from access to RWS’s leading WCMS platform.
“Many companies outgrow their WCMS as their business matures and expands geographically. The various Tridion Editions solve the problem of having to switch WCMS by providing easy transitions from the Essential to the Team to the Enterprise Edition,” says Alex Abey, General Manager of Tridion at RWS. “The unique integration of Tridion with RWS language technology is unparalleled in the market and provides us with a unique differentiator.”
The new solution – developed and implemented by Tridion’s partner EXLRT – is available in three variations.
• Tridion Sites Essential Edition
Offers all the key web WCMS features that a business needs to start engaging with international, multilingual audiences. Available in the cloud at an attractive price point, businesses can easily integrate with existing digital asset management platforms, customer relationship management systems and third-party applications.
• Tridion Sites Team Edition
Enables full integration to RWS’s translation management and machine translation technology, streamlining and simplifying localization processes without the traditional cumbersome exchange of translation files and having to manually copy and paste text.
• Tridion Sites Enterprise Edition
Provides all the capabilities that a large enterprise would ever need, including options for deploying semantic AI across all content, which enables companies to automatically tag and organize information in a way that makes it easy to find.
“We are thrilled to provide Tridion Sites to a new class of business. This superb WCMS has traditionally only been available to larger enterprises – but is now within reach of small-to-medium-sized businesses (SMBs) that want to evolve their web presence. Through an easy-to-adopt cloud subscription and fully managed service model, we let SMBs focus on their business, not running technology,” says Marc Vieleers, CEO of EXLRT.
