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August 11, 2003
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Association Management Center selects Landscaper 2.0 Content Management System from Imaginary Landscape
Glenview, Ill. - After more than two months of demonstrations and
evaluations, Association Management Center has selected Landscaper 2.0
from Imaginary Landscape as an offering for its clients.
"Landscaper was chosen unanimously by both the end-user team and technology team for its ease of use and ability to integrate with existing systems," said Scott Engle, principal of AMC.
Landscaper 2.0 is the next generation in content management from Imaginary Landscape. Its remarkable ease of use tackles the biggest obstacle to a successful CMS deployment - adoption.
"Our experience has shown that in trying to address the needs of too large a pool of clients, the one-size-fits-all complexity of most content management systems is daunting," said Brian Moloney, managing partner of Imaginary Landscape. "Complexity leads to low adoption rates in companies with little or no Web expertise. Landscaper 2.0 is specifically designed for this market segment."
Landscaper is built on the foundation of open source software. This makes the total cost of Landscaper highly competitive since there is no need for third-party database or other licensing fees. "Imaginary Landscape has been a long-standing and significant partner for AMC. Although competition was fierce, their understanding of our business model was a key element to the successful trial of Landscaper," added Engle.
"Landscaper was chosen unanimously by both the end-user team and technology team for its ease of use and ability to integrate with existing systems," said Scott Engle, principal of AMC.
Landscaper 2.0 is the next generation in content management from Imaginary Landscape. Its remarkable ease of use tackles the biggest obstacle to a successful CMS deployment - adoption.
"Our experience has shown that in trying to address the needs of too large a pool of clients, the one-size-fits-all complexity of most content management systems is daunting," said Brian Moloney, managing partner of Imaginary Landscape. "Complexity leads to low adoption rates in companies with little or no Web expertise. Landscaper 2.0 is specifically designed for this market segment."
Landscaper is built on the foundation of open source software. This makes the total cost of Landscaper highly competitive since there is no need for third-party database or other licensing fees. "Imaginary Landscape has been a long-standing and significant partner for AMC. Although competition was fierce, their understanding of our business model was a key element to the successful trial of Landscaper," added Engle.
