Monday, October 11, 2010:
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Impelsys, a global leader in electronic content delivery solution, has announced that its revolutionary solution iPublishCentral, the industry leading e-publishing platform, now supports all LTR (Left to Right) languages including Spanish, German, French, Lithuanian and many more.
While traditional publishers struggle with technical complexities and digital publishing challenges, Impelsys has solidified its leadership position by offering a one-stop infrastructure solution for all digital publishing needs.
Many leading publishers like Red Ediciones (Spanish), VGTU (Lithuanian), Mondadori (Italian), Lerner Publishing among others are capitalizing on iPublishCentral to monetize their content and increase revenues by selling directly to readers through their own branded ebookstores in local languages around the world.
While Red Ediciones’ is launching new Spanish ebookstore www.linkgua.com with over 895 titles, Modadori Group’s ebookstore www.bol.it will have more than 1500 trade titles. These soon to be launched ebookstores, in their local languages, are expected to offer a whole new experience to readers with features such as book previews, book marking, search, user personalization and purchase or rent ebooks option. VGTU’s ebook site www.ebooks.vgtu.lt has helped multiply student access to books, save students’ time and financial resources as well as increase its readership and revenues by enabling buy or rent ebook option for external users.
“Since inception, iPublishCentral has set new standards for innovation and flexibility. Digital asset management, flexible pricing, multiple device / format delivery and innovative access plans were just the start. Today, iPublishCentral is loaded with a growing list of leading edge functionality, reporting tools, and administration options making it highly convenient for publishers to take full advantage of their content in the electronic world,” says Sameer Shariff, CEO, Impelsys.
The new multi-language support from iPublishCentral has come as a big relief for international publishers, who can now capitalize on the simplicity, flexibility and cost-effectiveness of iPublishCentral to take their content online and also streamline the localization process.
“We are endlessly innovating and upgrading iPublishCentral with new features, in sync with the emerging trends in the industry, in order to make the digital transition a seamless experience for publishers,” Sameer added.
“And, true to our commitment, as a part of our latest additions to iPublishCentral, we will showcase our iPad module that will support publishers specifically in their iPad content delivery strategy, DRM protection for eInk devices, Single Sign on option with Shibboleth Authentication, plus many other exciting features at Frankfurt Book Fair 2010,” concludes Sameer.
Launched in 2008, iPublishCentral has hundreds of publishers including leading publishers like Elsevier, McGraw-Hill, Sesame Workshop and MIT Press among others, leveraging the platform to drive their digital strategies.
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