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MINEOLA, N.Y.--FatWire Software, the leader in dynamic content management and developer of the powerful Web-application assembly system UpdateEngine5 (UE), today announced that it received a Five Star rating from PC Magazine (July Issue, p.50). PC magazine conducts product reviews of enterprise level software rating them from 1 to 5, five being the highest possible marking.

UpdateEngine5 was praised for "putting ordinary business users in charge of content for themselves." Quickening installation and implementation time is a significant attribute of UE; in fact PC Magazine wrote, "a real plus is that even ordinary managers won't need developer expertise for the common chores of defining the business processes." In addition, "UE provides a rich set of Web-based tools and wizards," for the business user, which makes troubleshooting easier than all other content management systems.

According to PC Magazine, "as a dynamic content management solution, UpdateEngine5 succeeds at easing the task of defining content for end users and the 100% Java based product offers a powerful approach to better content management." "We are pleased with PC Magazine's recognition of UpdateEngine5's technological innovations in the dynamic content management marketplace," said Mark Fasciano, CEO and President of FatWire. "FatWire is excited to continue perfecting our content management system by focusing on the user." This is the latest in a series of publicized compliments to FatWire's UpdateEngine.

An April 2001 Jupiter Research Report titled "Content Management Systems, Achieving Enterprise Efficiency," stated "FatWire's product offers a user-friendly Web-based interface built in, allowing business users to start more quickly and reduce implementation time and cost." (Source: Jupiter Research, (c)2001 Jupiter Media Metrix, Inc. Content Management Systems, Achieving Enterprise Efficiency, April 2001).

For the full text of the PC Magazine review, please click here.