Recent News and Press Releases
IGP:FLIP-eReader Jan09 now available
1 January 2009
Infogrid Pacific have released the open source IGP:FLIP-eReader for ePub. For more background information check out the details on the Infogrid Pacific ePub blog. IGP:FLIP-eReader is a downloadable desktop ePub e-book reader that focuses on using ePub for advanced content strategies.
Moving beyond the novel, the objective is a highly standards compliant, non-paginating reader for education, training, complex layout and corporate content, while retaining the primary ePub benefits of accessible, reflowable, hyperlinked content.
IGP:eIndex for IGP:FLIP Released
1 January 2009
Infogrid Pacific moves the XML ePublishing bar higher with the introduction of IGP:eIndex for IGP:FLIP. It takes the concept of a single XML authoring, editing and composition environment, capable of instantly generating multiple output formats and content objects; and adds the power of eIndexing.
IGP:eIndex redefines the value of Indexes with advanced utility and reusablity. One indexing operation delivers print, Online, e-book and independent data.
IGP:Define Your Spine Beta
1 January 2009
ePub just got a serious boost. With IGP:Define Your Spine (DYS) it is now possible for publishers to customize and personalize ePub books at the moment of purchase. It allows the concepts of Social DRM to be evaluated and incorporated into business strategies. It works with another powerful Infogrid Pacific application IGP:Formats on Demand (FOD) to allow bookplates, giftplates, sample chapters and advertisements to be assembled on the fly. The system maintains the "assembly script" and can reassemble the book at any time. Publishers can make sure that each book sold is promoting their active front list and soon to be released titles.
IGP:ACOM - Content Objects on Steroids
Singapore 8th May 2008
A radically different approach to Content Objects; Extending the Value of Content; NEW Publisher Business Models; Enterprise 2.0 Ready
Instant content reuse has long been a dream for Publishers and content owners to extend the value of content, and to lower the costs of maintenance and production. IGP:ACOM assists Publishers realise those dreams through a fully integrated Advanced Content Object Management (ACOM) system. more...
IGP:PublisherDAMS Challenges SaaS Business Models
Singapore 8th May 2008
Semi-SaaS for Publishers; All the Benefits of SaaS But With Full Control An Affordable Model for SME and Publishers; Multiple Deployment Options
While larger publishers may have internal Document Management Systems for their access and business continuity strategies, or use SaaS (Software as a Services) vendors for their digital distribution, this only addresses a "yesterday" problem. The challenge today is to get content to market faster, repurpose, redistribute and remonitise. more...
