CNet Launches Termado. Publishes Multi-Lingual Term Catalogues With XML Technology

Stockholm, Sweden. June 12, 2002.

CNet Sweden, a developer of best-of-breed software for content publishers, today launched Termado, a complete tool for management and publishing of term catalogues, lexicons and dictionaries. Using the latest XML and Web Service technology, Termado publishes term catalogues to different media but can also export term data to different applications helping businesses establishing common concepts throughout the organization.

Termado consists of a termbase management system and a termbase publishing engine. The termbase management system has an easy-to-use interface for creating and managing a catalogue with terms. The termbase has been designed using linguistic and terminological models. It can represent anything from simple glossaries and dictionaries to very complex terminologies for different subject domains.

Terminology experts in the construction/building and biotech sectors have worked closely together with us to design Termado to meet the needs of professional terminology publishers, said Peter Rosengren, CEO CNet.

The Termado publishing engine is based on XML technology and allows a term catalogue to be published to parallel media such as web or paper. The term catalogue can also be made available for searching and browsing from Internet. The web interface supports concept searches as well as free text searching in the term catalogue. Termado automatically creates links between related concepts in the database, which can be used to navigate and explore the termbase. It also supports multi-lingual catalogues which makes it easy to introduce a term catalogue in multi-national companies.

Using the export functions of Termado, one can expose the term catalogue as a Web Service which can be accessed by different applications, such as translation systems or help systems, over the Internet.

Termado 1.0 is available for immediate delivery. More information and downloads are available at http://www.termado.com.

About CNet Sweden

CNet enables content and information commerce by providing actors in the new media and publishing industry with software products to fully exploit their digital assets using the web and XML technology. Our solutions are used for news publishing, news brokering, multi web publishing, e-learning, e-book publishing, market research publishing and many more applications. Read more at http://www.cnet.se.

Contact

CNet Svenska AB
Peter Rosengren
Tel: 46-8-568 90 110
Email: peter.rosengren@cnet.se

Prepared by Robin Cover for The XML Cover Pages archive. See further details in the news item.

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