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 How about 2 Million Images, 145.00 Graphics, 3,2 Million Agency Texts, 1.800 hours of VGA-resolution Video, 800.000 Newspaper Articles and 128.000 Pages - all in a single box?
Add lightning-fast search, a true web-interface (no windows client required, ever) and the full functionality of the Digital Asset Management Software used by the leading quality newspapers of Germany, Switzerland, Austria, India and Dubai, and you get the  Media System in-a-box.
All you need to do is to unpack it, plug it into your network and start working. To make things easier, we even included standard support for the first year, in case you need help. Read more and contact us today for more information and a quotation.
 Since the beginning COMYAN concentrated on the integration with other, existing systems. Find out why, why integration is so important and most of all: What integration means for your company and your system architecture in the future.
Eight Good Reasons for Integration and a common content backbone (Whitepaper)
A record of successful integrations - see what systems COMYAN already integrated successfully.
Integration with Vjoon K4: Archiving the magazines of the Neuen Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) into a common archive with the newspaper.
Case Study Frankfurter Rundschau: Find out how Dumont integrated a number of different newspapers into a common archive and ePaper.
Fokus on Integration - our position.
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Convergence of text, images, video and audio is happening rapidly - and you are probably already hosting a number of video clips and podcasts on your website. Now you also got a great tool for managing all these assets:
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The new Comyan Media System video and audio option (available now as a beta-version) handles huge numbers of video and audio streams of practically any format. read more...
 Import practically any video and audio format |
 One, big, "integrated" total system that can do everything - from newspaper print layout, production, via online publishing up to video and podcasts? And do everything really well? Many already realized: This is not possible, and maybe not even desirable.
Instead, presents the concept of the publishing "backbone" that integrates and ties specialized, highly capable systems from different vendors together into a single powerful publishing infrastructure.
So publishers can for instance keep their existing print editorial systems and mix them with other systems like specialized web publishing systems, bridging the "gap" between media with a powerful central media base. read more...
There are a lot of advantages in automatic processing of newspaper data directly from the editorial system instead of re-processing PDF: The quality of the archived data is much better, digital editions (like ePaper and mobile editions) are created instantaneously, and, most of all, there is no running cost for the processing - it is fully automatic and runs directly in the night after the last page of the newspaper is ready. read more...
You probably remember what the Web was like when it all started: You could see a page with some text and some images in your browser, and change to a new page by clicking on links. Additionally, there were forms to fill in and submit, for instance, when you placed an order at a website. read more...
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Probably the best thing about COMYAN is that it is so easy to use! We hardly need any training for our editorial staff. People who are familiar with Internet browsers just sit down and start working with it.
