Content Food Chain

Introit will address the needs of both sides of the content food chain as illustrated in Figure 1 with products that address both the needs of the publishing end of the content food chain and the end-user end of the content food chain. The publishing side is where content is created, and the end-user side is where content is consumed.

Figure 1. Content Food Chain.

Publishing Side Tool Features

At the publishing side of the content food chain:

• Accelerate the creation of and access to reusable component information by providing tools that work with standard publishing systems.
• Store reusable information in a native XML database with source and reflection support.
• Transport the published component information via the Internet using standard Internet protocols (EDI and RosettaNet PIP’s transporting technical data and catalogs)
• Provide cross-reference products for the electronic component manufacturers.

End-User Side Tool Features

At the end-user side of the content food chain:

• Provide tools that keep content clean; tools will include BOM-ready tools, data cleansing tools, data enhancement tools, XML tagging tools, content structure tools, and content classification tools. These tools are a part of Introit’s data acquisition tool suite.
• Provide a cross-reference tool for end-users.
• Support the design collaboration chain and enterprise level knowledge management tools with Introit solutions (tools for design engineering, purchasing, decision systems, supply chain management, component engineering, and manufacturing all based on content). These tools are part of Introit’s engineering support tool suite.

NOTE: All product information shown in the product section of this website is preliminary. Demonstrations are available. Please consult the sales team for a demonstration.