BlueCielo Releases InnoCielo Publisher 2009

In the publishing process, engineering documents are rendered into universally readable formats and stored in a target system, such as a Windows folder, an FTP site, Microsoft SharePoint, IBM FileNet, EMC Documentum, or InnoCielo Meridian Enterprise itself. InnoCielo Publisher and its relevant modules make it possible to automate the publishing process, triggered by predefined document lifecycle events or on an ad-hoc basis.

InnoCielo Publisher is used together with InnoCielo Meridian Enterprise by companies such as Areva T&D Systems, Huntsman, Johnson Controls, Pfizer, and Siemens in energy/utilities, manufacturing, oil and gas, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and other vertical markets.

“InnoCielo Publisher is a useful extension to InnoCielo Meridian Enterprise which we currently use to manage about 280,000 technical documents. InnoCielo Publisher provides us with a standard approach to the high volume printing of our project documentation and integrates with our system to produce neutral PDFs for easy distribution, comments Alan Painter, Business Manager - Secondary Systems, of AREVA T&D Systems, an industry leader in solutions for energy transmission and distribution. With InnoCielo Meridian Enterprise at the front end, InnoCielo Publisher operates invisibly in the background and sends our publishing requirements to our servers in a wholly automated process, cutting out the need for manual, time-consuming effort.”

“InnoCielo Publisher and its modules make it much easier for organizations to distribute information to departments outside of engineering in neutral, accessible file formats. Approved documents are also available to collaboration partners at the right time through the right medium,” adds Martijn Janmaat, BlueCielo’s CEO. “With the entire information exchange process being automated, companies will experience benefits such as shorter turnaround times, greater efficiency and better protection of their intellectual property if external parties are involved.”