RSuite CMS, a content management system for publishers, will exhibit at the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP)  Annual Meeting from June 5-7 in San Francisco, California. The SSP’s 35th Annual Meeting is one of the year’s must-attend events for professionals in all areas of scholarly publishing: publishers, service providers, librarians, students, and more.

“RSuite CMS has been a supporting member of SSP and an exhibitor at the annual conference since 2008,” stated Jeff Wood, vice president, business development at RSuite CMS. “Scholarly publishing is complex and RSuite CMS was created to address the needs of this community---metadata management, XML early workflows, searchable repository, etc."

Since 2007, RSuite CMS has helped the world's leading scholarly publishers manage, produce, transform, and distribute content for books, journals, and digital media. Company representatives will be available at booth 213 to discuss specific publishing needs and demonstrate the latest version of the software. 

For more information about RSuite CMS or to schedule a demo at the Society for Scholarly Publishing conference, click the link below.

RSuite CMS, a content management system for publishers, will exhibit at the Association of Educational Publishers’ Content in Context Conference (CIC) from June 2-5 in Washington, D.C. CIC aims to present a range of informative and practical sessions that address all issues relating to the development and distribution of high-quality learning resources.

“RSuite CMS provides an ideal foundation for the educational publishing community,” stated David Saracco, vice president of business development at RSuite CMS. "RSuite CMS provides a searchable repository to store all content and assets, implements an XML publishing workflow, manages the ever increasing amount of learning objects and, of course, includes metadata tagging, especially in light of this year’s AEP’s LRMI initiative.” RSuite CMS is used by Macmillan Higher Education, Oxford University Press, Human Kinetics, and others.

The AEP provides information, training, and outreach to help its members navigate the global realities of today's educational resource industry. Through its services, events, and initiatives, AEP facilitates communication among key interest groups including educators, policy makers, businesses, educational foundations and associations, and the education media.

For more information about RSuite CMS or to schedule a demo at the AEP’s Content in Context conference, please email info@rsicms.com.

XML is the foundation that enables multichannel publishing for publishers and media companies, but authors, editors, and reviewers have struggled to work with it effectively. At last, the tools and technology have caught up. Today organizations can choose whether they want XML-first, XML-early, or XML-late workflows, and even whether they want the XML hidden from their users altogether. Christopher Hill, vice president of product management, recently spoke at the MarkLogic World conference and demonstrated RSuite CMS, the industry’s first enterprise content management system powered by MarkLogic. In this presentation he details the benefits of XML-first, XML-early, and XML-hidden workflows in various publishing scenarios from leading publishing organizations using RSuite CMS.

When you'd like to learn more about RSuite CMS and how it can support your publishing organization, contact us to arrange a custom demo:

Content management and digital asset management have traditionally been approached as distinct operations. There was limited interaction between content and assets during editorial development mostly coming together as print layouts were created and finalized. Workflows and tools were developed to address the separate requirements around the two components. However, the emergence of digital publishing has greatly increased options around how and what to publish. No longer are publishers constrained to print deliverables. New hardware devices, Internet applications, social media sites, and communication opportunities offer rich opportunities for publishers to use content in a variety of new ways. To take full advantage of this, publishers need to adjust the tools and techniques employed to manage content.

What is needed is a platform in which publishers can manage traditional assets (e.g., .jpg, .gif,.mov, .mp4, .mp3, etc.) to coexist with what was traditionally content (e.g., Word, XML, PDF, etc.). This platform should house both items natively. This becomes a strategic content hub that can be deployed either as a replacement for or as a layer over the existing tools and workflows that may still be required to support existing publishing channels. However, such an approach requires unique characteristics not seen in traditional CMS or DAM systems.

Download our latest white paper and learn how the unification of content and assets is possible today and how you can get started.