Quanos Content Solutions:
From XML editing system to content delivery

Besides pure content management functions, SCHEMA ST4 offers other useful tools. Use the Page Layout Designer to quickly and effortlessly generate layouts for print publications. The Online Media Designer provides support in creating multimedia outputs. A workflow engine makes it possible to automate your editorial processes. All versions also include a Callout Designer that facilitates working with graphics.

Technical documents such as manuals, operating instructions, assembly instructions, etc. should be easy to find, up-to-date and clearly laid out so that searching for the right information does not take up valuable time. This requires a central repository where data can be collected, updated in real time and made available in a way that is suitable for the target group.

Especially the Content Delivery Server (CDS) or the Info Cube are further exciting future-oriented solutions about which we can advise you.

The Quanos InfoCube can be used to distribute product-related information from the SCHEMA ST4 XML editing system and other sources in a targeted manner, both online and offline. This provides users (such as customers or employees in the customer contact list) with the possibility of finding the required information quickly and easily.

The Quanos InfoCube is a cloud-native application aimed primarily at companies in the sectors of mechanical and plant engineering, software and medical technology. It is operated on a Kubernetes cluster and is flexibly scalable, highly reliable and secured against unauthorised access.

The SCHEMA ST4 professional editing system can be used to create and manage product information such as manuals, loose-leaf works and online help easily and cost-effectively. As a digital agency, we help companies in the Munich area and the entire DACH region to tap the full potential of the editorial system and to make the start-up phase efficient.

A mere supplementary sheet is no longer sufficient as documentation. In addition to a classic manual, customers expect information offerings on the Internet, support via mobile devices and smart information with seamless integration of a wide range of communication platforms. Not only do instructions have to be translated into the language of all target countries, but also adapted to their specific conditions. This means the number of technical documents and the associated effort increase exponentially. Old methods are quickly overwhelmed.

The SCHEMA ST4 editing system allows you to compile new text variants from individual reusable text modules using drag and drop. Similarly, you can copy a similar compilation and change it as needed. The system is also able to automatically fill templates with suitable building blocks. Once variant management has been configured, it is also possible to publish the current status at the push of a button or even fully automatically.