Flatirons iCMS iPhone App Supports CMIS Standard

Flatirons Solutions Announces New iPhone App for Leading Content Management Systems

Boulder, Colorado, USA. May 10, 2010.

Flatirons Solutions Corporation today announced the availability of a new mobile device application that allows authorized users to securely access Enterprise Content Management (ECM) platforms to view assets and metadata, participate in workflows, and view rich media on their mobile device.

The application, called iCMS, builds on the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standard, and supports the EMC Documentum solution as well as iPhone and iPod Touch mobile devices. Flatirons Solutions plans to extend the iCMS application to support other CMIS-compliant content management platforms and mobile devices, including Android and the recently released Apple iPad.

The lightweight iCMS architecture includes both client and JSON-based server side components, and can be extended to support a wide array of client-specific business needs. iCMS is ideally suited for organizations whose knowledge workers need mobile access to an ECM repository in order to make decisions, advance business processes and approve formally managed content.

Flatirons Solutions Chief Technical Officer Eric Severson noted that the iCMS application is a good example of the leading edge work that Flatirons Solutions does to support the rapidly evolving needs of its clients. "As knowledge workers come to rely on mobile devices as a means of accessing enterprise information, optimizing the delivery of content to these devices becomes a critical business requirement. iCMS demonstrates Flatirons' leadership in meeting these requirements."

The iPhone version of iCMS is now available at no cost at the Apple iTunes App Store. For more details on iCMS, please visit the Flatirons Solutions website at:

http://www.flatironssolutions.com/iphone

About Flatirons Solutions

Flatirons Solutions provides strategic consulting, engineering, and program management services to commercial and government clients. Flatirons Solutions specializes in architecting and delivering leading edge content technology solutions that leverage best of breed platforms for publishing, digital asset management, enterprise marketing, and social media. Headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, and with offices in Washington, DC and Texas, Flatirons Solutions delivers its services to clients worldwide. For more information visit Flatirons Solutions on the web at www.FlatironsSolutions.com.

Contact

Flatirons Solutions
4747 Table Mesa Drive, Suite 200
Boulder, Colorado 80305 USA
Tel: +1 (303) 542-2114
FAX: +1 (303) 544-0522
Email: commsales@flatironssolutions.com
WWW: http://www.flatironssolutions.com/

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Prepared by Robin Cover for The XML Cover Pages archive. See general references in the document Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS).

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