Using the technology of screencasting, clips of the Bizyweb Place Management™ application in action can be watched on-line at www.bizyweb.com. Screencasting is also known as 'video screen capture' where the action of the computer screen is captured for replay while an audio is recorded simultaneously. In other words, one can experience driving the Bizyweb application while each function is explained.
Palm Springs, CA (PRWEB) October 5, 2007 -- Using the technology of screencasting, clips of the Bizyweb Place Management™ application in action can be watched on-line at www.bizyweb.com.
Screencasting is also known as 'video screen capture' where the action of the computer screen is captured for replay while an audio is recorded simultaneously.
In other words, one can experience driving the Bizyweb application while each function is explained.
Just go to www.bizyweb.com and notice the menu choices on the left side of the page:
Click on Watch Demos to see a menu of clips. The length of the screencasts range from 1 to 9 minutes depending on the speed of the Internet connection.
The topics of the clips are:
- Introduction to Place Management
- Creating Places with the Bizyweb Enabler
- Changing an Image with the Image Place Manager
- Creating a New Article
- Deleting Places
A direct link to the introductory clip is: http://www.bizyweb.com/demos/intro1
Open the browser full screen for a realistic presentation.
Bizy, Inc's seminal product Bizyweb (www.bizyweb.com) transforms an ordinary website into a dynamically, editable publishing platform creating a new genre of web application called Place Management™. Webmasters will appreciate its rich Internet interface allowing them to maintain and manage a website from a browser connected to the Internet.
Using the latest technologies including dynamically defined XML data structures, the patent-pending approach of the product Bizyweb™ is not to be confused with simple HTML editing. Using a familiar desktop skill, the user can point to an image to designate an editable 'place' on a page. Subsequently, the non-technical user can peruse available web folders and select a new image for this 'place' even resizing or adding other properties upon insertion. The user may also highlight a text or a group of page objects and create a multi-purpose 'place' on a page to insert an entire article. There is a whitepaper on the site called 'Creating a Page with Bizyweb' which demonstrates the steps in creation of a new article.
A special widget inserter will add Internet tools like the Google™ calendar to the page with a simple click. Widgets may be preconfigured and placed in a drop-down list for one-click insertion. A whitepaper is available for download about the use of the widget insertion tool.
Using the 'place' approach, only the designated places on the page are editable, thus preserving the look and feel of the page.
Place definition and content changes happen asynchronously, so that organizations can assign some users to create 'places' and others to add content to the 'places' in the multi-user version of the product. A whitepaper of organizational use cases is available for download on the site www.bizyweb.com.
President Sheryl Hamlin says Bizyweb pushes the limits of HTML-based applications in its ground-breaking approach.
Please visit www.bizyinc.com for company information.
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