What's New

New features and improvements

Hyperwave IS/7 - a new milestone
The latest release of our information server is a direct response to customer requests and therefore delivers a rich feature set based on real-world needs. New and existing customers will quickly find their way around in the updated user interface. With a focus on usability, we’ve made document and knowledge management in intranets easier than ever.

Business Intelligence

Building on our standard Records Management solution, the new auditing feature guarantees accountability for all transactions on the server. Whether you are using document management, web content management or workflow, auditing keeps track of everything.

All transactions are stored in a dedicated database that scales with your organization’s needs and fully supports custom reports. Auditing serves as the basis for upholding compliance requirements for any organization.

Web Content Management and New Search Engine

New Modules

We expanded our web content management functionality with a completely new component for XML-based content management. The new WCM module also offers social media support with wikis, blogs and RSS. read more

New Search Engine

We expanded our list of supported search engines to include Lucene, a search technology provided by the Apache Software Foundation.

Our Lucene integration can cover a wide spectrum of customer requirements. In addition to the standard version, we also support an optimized version created by our partners at the Know Center.

Platform Independence and Scalability

Platform Independent and Scalable

As in the past, IS/7 runs on the common server platforms Linux and Windows. IS/7 can be installed on a single machine and then scaled with additional machines as needed. Different server operating systems can be used for the front-end, core and back-end as desired.

Integration

The Software Development Kit supporting development in Java, JavaScript, C++, .Net has been expanded with a framework for Web services. The Hyperwave repositories can now be easily integrated in an existing SOA infrastructure.