Nstein Technologies powers online publishing for prestigious newspapers, magazines and online content providers worldwide. Using our best-of-breed solutions, publishers and other content-driven organizations increase online revenue and decrease operational costs by centralizing and managing all their digital assets. Nstein's content management solutions are backed by powerful linguistic technology that enables intelligent and lucrative content linking and repurposing.

• Web Content Management (WCM) is a framework built to help publishers attract more unique visitors and increase time spent on their online properties. Publishers can therefore leverage these additional page views to rapidly increase their advertising inventory and generate new online revenue opportunities.
  
  A flexible, distributed, template-based Web 2.0 publishing system, Nstein's WCM helps publishers migrate from a paper-centric to a digitally dynamic model and delivers readers with more engaging and community-based content.


• Digital Asset Management (DAM) is a highly advanced, fully customizable platform for the automatic storing, repurposing and syndication of textual and rich media digital assets. Expressly designed for complete management of content assets, it enables publishers to syndicate content automatically over multiple channels while helping them increase staff productivity and better control operating costs.
  
  Nstein's DAM features a centralized XML repository that automates the normalization, metatagging and archiving of digital assets. It interfaces seamlessly with existing sources to simplify workflow, accelerate content management and deliver a higher return on investment.


• Text Mining Engine (TME) is a powerful multilingual solution that enables publishers to offer a more engaging experience to online readers by leveraging the "aboutness" of their content. The result is an automated process that generates contextual metatags for various content types and sources, from newsroom articles, newsfeeds audio and video files to blogs, forums and user-generated content. Nstein's TME establishes links among content assets and surrounds them with rich and relevant information.
  
  What sets Nstein solutions apart from others is that they are content- rather than document-centric. By integrating Web Content Management (WCM), Digital Asset Management (DAM) and Text Mining Engine (TME), Nstein has given publishers a way of aligning their business models with powerful online content management that can be easily integrated into their existing content supply chain.