August 27, 2007 - Greenland, NH - Following the successful migration of a major client's website, Integrated Development Corp. (IDC) a leader in content-managed website development, marketing, and programming services, announced today it has added Ektron CMS400 NET as an option for mid-sized and larger companies seeking to create, deploy, and manage online content.

Ektron CMS400.NET is ideal for companies whose website workflow crosses multiple management levels, each with separate permissions requirements for accessing or authoring content. The system is built on the Microsoft .NET development platform and provides numerous content authoring tools, geomapping, web analytics, and easy deployment and management of blogs, wikis, and message boards.

IDC, which builds sites using a number of open-source CMS systems, including Drupal, Joomla!, and Word Press, sees Ektron as a powerful option for many of its larger customers.

"Ektron avails companies of Microsoft's leading web development and database technologies, and enables IDC to build sites for clients whose workflow needs are more complex," says IDC president Steve Steiner. "The Ektron option has also enabled us to expand our offering to include premium, dedicated, fully managed Windows hosting."

About Ektron
Ektron's Web content management and authoring solutions are affordable for any organization and simple enough for anyone to use, yet offer webmasters, designers and developers all the tools they need to create, deploy and manage interactive Web, intranet and extranet sites on one platform. With Ektron CMS400.NET, companies can do what they want on the Web, including developing rich sites for personal, two-way communication with visitors, building community through memberships, blogs and forums, and attracting more repeat visits using RSS feeds and Web alerts to increase business opportunities. An open API allows for easy customization and extension. Ektron is headquartered in Nashua, N.H., and has more than 20,000 customer implementations worldwide, including Unilever, Intel and Pfizer. For more information, visit http://www.ektron.com.