Using RedDot’s CMS, the Leeds Carnegie’s editorial team will now be able to control and manage content on their website, eliminating the need to outsource its website management to third parties, cutting costs and reducing delays with content publishing.

The extension of RedDot’s CMS will also allow the Leeds Carnegie website to use the software’s import manager functionality to automate the publishing of scores, fixture lists, tables and RSS news feeds.

This will not only transform the website but will also improve the efficiency and speed with which content is published online.

RedDot’s CMS empowers staff from both technical and non-technical backgrounds to supply and manipulate web content in a user-friendly and flexible way.

A wide range of editors across a company can affect the look, feel and corporate identity of a website by accessing, providing and editing its content.

Andy Bellinger, country manager for RedDot in the UK, commented: “When you have multiple editors across different sites or faculties who may not be particularly tech savvy but who want to publish stories on the website, RedDot’s CMS is ideal. Its ease of use is something that immediately appeals. We look forward to helping Leeds Carnegie deliver a highly dynamic and flexible website.”

RedDot is currently the number one independent provider of Enterprise Content Management software.

The up-side in the use of RedDot’s CMS, is that there will no longer be a need for outsoucing to third member parties for management of the new website for Leeds Carnegie – which means that the team of editors for the website will be able to manage and upload content themselves, which will result in less cost associated for Leeds, and no delay in published content being available on the site.

Some of the functionality brought in with the use of RedDot’s CMS is a new import manger which will allow the editors from Leeds Carnegie to set up an automatic upload of data such as scores, fixture lists, tables, and even RSS news feeds.

RedDot’s CMS is designed with both technical and non-technical users in mind.

The CMS software will allow all the editors from within Leeds Carnegie to alter the content and the over all look of the site, simply and quickly.

UK manager for RedDot, Andy Bellinger, issued a statement about the collaboration, in which he praised RedDot for its user-friendliness and went on to say that it was this function of the software that was so appealing for this kind of endeavour.