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Repliweb launches RepliWeb Deployment Patform to streamline web ops

RepliWeb, a leader in web content deployment automation and managed file transfer software , today announced the release of RepliWeb Deployment Platform (R-1) version 4.0, which accelerates and automates the deployment of web server assets including static and dynamically created Web content, Web applications and Web server components such as IIS6 metabase. Customers have reported RepliWeb Deployment has accelerated content and code release cycles and reduced operating costs associated with updates, content and code management from 30 to 90 percent.

The RepliWeb solution is unique in that it automates the deployment of complete websites and allows for seamless integration with existing web content-workflows, operating environments and policies, providing organizations the most comprehensive out-of-the-box deployment solution for maintaining web applications, intranet portals and corporate websites. Designed for organizations with ten or more physical or virtual web or application servers, R-1 accelerates deployments across both LAN and remote (over the WAN) Data Center computing environments.

The ease-of-use and efficiency of the solution provides a competitive advantage to large organizations whose very survival depends on a steady flow of timely, accurate information and access to critical business applications across their enterprises.



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