Roxen Internet Software

Modern web technology offers a whole new platform for implementing, using, improving and maintaining software, and enables editors to access a complete production environment through a regular browser window – a new paradigm for daily newspapers and magazines. Welcome to the future.

Roxen Editorial Portal saves time and reduces costs. Rapid implementations, rollouts and function enhancements have significant effect on time and cost. In addition, no client software upgrades means less administration and is a dream come true for auditors and IT managers alike.

Roxen Editorial Portal offers total overview in real time of all you need to know about your production flow. Regardless of how many pages a newspaper or magazine includes, how many editions or titles that have to be checked, Roxen Editorial Portal displays the progress and status of all pages in production.

When a regular browser is all you need to access your whole production environment, freedom of choice is an understatement. Whether you are the Editor in Chief or the star reporter on the field, Roxen Editorial Portal lets you work from home or from where the action is.

You may have heard it before, but now it's true. Roxen Editorial Portal makes your content available in both print and on the web. You can use the same external feed imports for all channels and treat the print edition as an input feed for the online versions, or vice versa. Roxen Editorial Portal uses web standards to make multi-channel publishing easy.

All content is versioned, logged and saved. Earlier versions of stories, images and pages are accessible through built-in search at anytime. Who did what is traceable at all times.

Roxen Editorial Portal is up and running in a few weeks. Reporters and others continue to use their favourite tools that are seamlessly integrated with the browser-based Roxen Editorial Portal. No local implementation on user workstations. No configuration with server software. No re-installations when upgrading. Editorial staff may use whatever computer they have and still get access to new functions, interfaces and services at their desktop, wherever they are.