Feature Description

The simplest idea can change the world. CQ5 Social Collaboration comes packaged with all components to entertain blog publishing sites, including permission based enterprise-wide blogging or large scale public multi-author blogs.

CQ5 Social Collaboration features:

• zero-coding blog and template management
• rich text content editing
• sophisticated category taxonomies
• comments, with threading
• workflow-based moderation
• RSS/Atom feeds for entries and comments
• Post ping and trackbacks, permalink
• permission-aware search
• spam and cross-site-scripting protection
• feed polling service to aggregate 3rd party feeds

Knowledge workers using the CQ5 Social Collaboration Wiki can create and manage content with intuitive browser-based editors. Content is grouped in different spaces and can be organized in hierarchies. Attachments and images can easily be added to any page.

All Wiki content is consistently versioned. Version comparison is easily accessible through the user interface and allows easy tracking of content changes. Editors can simply subscribe to content changes to be notified via Email or RSS feeds.

Wikis managed in CQ5 Social Collaboration come complete with full-text search - including the content of the attached documents - and are full enterprise permission-aware.

Coordinating large events and letting everybody know what's upcoming is challenging. Publishing up-to-the-minute schedules is essential. CQ5 Social Collaboration features sophisticated calendaring infrastructure to present schedules in fully customizable views, aggregate event feeds in real-time and enables community participation.

CQ5 Social Collaboration allows the seamless blend of collaborative actions, such as rating and comments into web content. This empowers authors to generate in-context conversation with their audience, simply through drag & drop of collaboration components in the page editing process.

Being able to subscribe to content via RSS or ATOM feeds is vital to the growth of readership and content syndication. CQ5 Social Collaboration can provide any content as a feed, and allow authors to selectively decide what content to push out to the subscribers.

Roll out online communities on a global scale. CQ5's full Unicode text capabilities allow publishing in numerous languages, of all character sets. CQ5 allows for decentralized authoring and administration in several languages, including seven languages out-of-the-box: English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Japanese and simplified Chinese.

CQ5 Social Collaboration is an integral part of CQ5 Web Content Management and fully inherits its enterprise-grade availability and scalability. Load balancing and clustering capabilities allow the full capacity of an IT infrastructure to be utilized.

To comply with enterprise security policies, CQ5 Social Collaboration features a proprietary replication technology that facilitates workflow-based moderation of community content. It puts untrusted contributions under quarantine and savvily routes them behind the corporate firewalls for approval, thereafter to be published to the public production servers.

Centralized user identity management and access control can be delegated to LDAP directories and single-sign-on infrastructure. Self-service registration and full profile customization allow optimized identity representation for your community needs.

CQ5 can be easily installed and run, either in a standalone deployment (no requirement for additional infrastructure software) or, using existing infrastructure such as Java EE application server. Leveraging the OSGi component system, software updates and enhancements can be installed without stopping the system. Since CQ5 Social Collaboration stores all information in the JSR-170 compliant CRX repository, the hot-backup and disaster recovery functionality is at your service.