DNN, formerly DotNetNuke, unveiled DNN Evoq, a suite of applications designed to integrate social functionality such as blogs and customer comments into existing web sites. The suite also features a web-based user interface that provides a unified management console for creating and controlling web content, according to company officials.
“With this rebranding and new suite of applications, we have made it easier to add community elements to a web site and optimize it for user engagement,” Will Morgenweck, VP of Product Management, told Demand Gen Report. He added that interactive web sites can help companies acquire and retain customers, drive product innovation, improve customer service and reduce overall support costs. “A web site is the first place anyone goes to learn about your company.”
DNN Evoq currently includes:
Evoq Content — a business solution that enables users, including those with minimal technical experience, to add and edit content through a standard browser without IT support.
Evoq Social — an enterprise-class solution that incorporates a broad range of social community capabilities, including: true extensibility and an intuitive and consistent user interface. Evoq Social gives users the ability to integrate communities into corporate web sites, rather than driving customers to third-party social sites. This capability enables organizations to better monitor and shape customer conversations, according to company officials.
DNN recently partnered with Microsoft to make Evoq available in the cloud and the offering continues to be available in an on premise configuration. DNN’s Cloud Solution, powered by Windows Azure, provides users with performance, scalability, redundancy and reliability of a hosted platform to support the Evoq Suite, company officials noted.
