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XyEnterprise Named Among 100 Companies that Matter in Knowledge Management by KMWorld Magazine
Tuesday 26. February 2008 - Company awarded prestigious distinction for third consecutive year
XyEnterprise, a leading developer of award-winning XML content management and multi-channel delivery solutions, announced today that it has been named to KMWorlds list of “100 Companies that Matter in Knowledge Management” for the third straight year. The list of companies given this distinction is available online at http://www.kmworld.com, and will be published in the March 2008 issue of KMWorld.
Companies selected for KMWorlds 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management were chosen based on their agility, commitment to improvement and customer focus. “We have long held that the true essence of knowledge management is an attitude, a single-minded commitment to improvement. And companies on our list simply must emphasize an abiding determination to serve their most important constituency: their customers. They must also show agile innovation combined with a full understanding of the forces that affect, and will affect, their customers,” said Hugh McKellar, Editor In Chief, KMWorld. “XyEnterprise has a proven track record for working in partnership with their customers to deliver compelling and innovative content management and publishing solutions. It is a pleasure to see them on the list for the third straight year.”
Now in its eighth year, the list was compiled through a collaborative effort by knowledge management practitioners, theorists, analysts, vendors and their customers and colleagues.
“We are honored to be recognized by KMWorld for the third year in a row,” said Kevin Duffy, President and CEO of XyEnterprise. “We continue to focus on product innovation, customer return on investment and implementation best practices to ensure our customers success. We are now taking this commitment to the next level with tailored vertical solutions and next generation multi-media delivery platforms that will continue to set the standard.”