ISP Naxtech Launches CMS for Small Businesses and Self Employed

WebKnowHow
Friday, November 24, 2006; 09:16 AM

Internet Services provider Naxtech.com announced the launch of a content management system aimed at small businesses and the self employed.

The new “CMS Afroditi” content management system enables small businesses to manage the content of their website just as easy as they would write a document. The system itself has features similar to a small business: simple but effective structure, easy to use, friendly to the user and flexible enough to deal with market changes.

CMS Afroditi was created with the self-employed in mind. It enables business owners to respond to market trends, avoid ongoing development costs and gives them independence from web designers and programmers by giving them control over their content and website structure. The system has already been tested and used in a live environment and has proved to be a real success.

Even in the case of a business relocating, change of ownership, or even change of trade “CMS Afroditi” can be quickly amended to reflect all these changes. It is as flexible as a small business can be.

Naxtech.com said it works with recognized technologies such as Microsoft’s ASP and database technology to create an online system to maximise benefits for small businesses, and provide a value for money service to clients.

Denis Kondopoulos, Technical Project Manager on this implementation at Naxtech.com commented: "The needs of small businesses have often been neglected and we are very happy to offer what we think will meet the needs of a modern small business. It minimizes development and maintenance costs, focuses on being flexible, and most of all it is search-engine friendly. I think the self-employed have something that will really help them now”.