Providing Free or Paid membership on your website is the best way to generate revenue and returning traffic. Your members will come back to your website for more information or content that you provide as a part of your membership plan. But getting a membership system to suit your websites requirements can be a very costly process which will also take a lot of your time and effort. So is there some software that makes it possible for you to achieve this easily without too much effort ?

Yes this is possible with User Manager the User Management Software, it gives your website an excellent platform to register, manage members, secure your web pages and your content.

No programming knowledge needed

Easy Installation and integration

Browser based User administration

Unlimited Groups & Levels

Fully Customizable & Personal Branding

Comes with complete source code

Multiple Registration forms

10 Additional Custom Fields

Register Unlimited Members

Send unlimited Newsletters

Paid membership feature (Optional)

No DLL installation needed

MS SQL & MS Access Support

IndexU™ is the portal solution script that allows you to build a powerful Web Indexing Website such as yahoo, dmoz.org with easy integration & many unique features : Integrated payment system (supporting Paypal, e-gold, Authorize.net, 2checkout), 3 levels of listing with customisable price (Basic, premium, and sponsored listing type with availability to discount price for longer paid period), advanced template engine or SMARTY based, Search Engine Friendly URL (SEO), News sections (with automatics news grabber supporting RSS to create content), Integrated Google pagerank & sitemap, advanced custom fields (editbox, textarea, dropdown, multiselect, radio button, image, file upload), Set multiple editors, Multiple category submission, and the most powerfull Admin Area to manage your webdirectory. Please take time to check all features on our website and try the demo. You’ll see it’s simply the strongest & most mature script on market with more than 6 years of Active Development Progress .

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Why would any self-respecting Java developer care about Ruby? Ruby is a general-purpose scripting language created 10 years ago in Japan. Contrary to popular belief, it is a pure object-oriented language. Unlike Java technology, Ruby has no scalars, so everything, including integers, are first-class objects. Ruby’s syntax borrows heavily from Smalltalk, Python, and Ada. Like the Java programming language, Ruby is a single inheritance language, but it offers some advanced features that Java technology does not, such as closures (think anonymous inner classes on steroids) and mix-ins (similar to interfaces, but less tightly bound to the class). Ruby is also highly portable, running on all major operating systems.
Ruby is also red-hot right now. People are starting to use it for the types of applications where it excels. Because it is interpreted and uses dynamic typing, you can do all sorts of magic tricks at run time that are very difficult in Java. One of the surprising capabilities enabled by dynamic typing and expressive syntax is the ability to create domain-specific languages in Ruby that allow you to work at a higher level of abstraction, away from the “raw” syntax of the language. Ruby on Rails is a framework for creating Web applications backed by databases that shows this elegance. Rake, Ruby’s version of Make and Ant rolled into one, is another example of this powerful use of the language.

The other reason to start playing with Ruby is that all the cool kids are doing it. Many of the people who recognized that Java technology was going to be important back in 1996 (like Glenn Vanderburg, Bruce Tate, and Martin Fowler) are heavily involved in Ruby now. Even if you aren’t going to change all your development efforts to Ruby, maybe it’s time you took a look at this language.
One of the main limiting factors to widespread development in Ruby is a good development environment (for those who don’t want to learn Emacs). The RDT changes that. What better way to experiment with Ruby than in your favorite IDE, Eclipse?

A Web Publishing System (CMS for Web publishing) is a combination of large database, File System,  and other related software modules which are used to store and later retrieve huge amounts of data. These web publishing systems are different from the databases in the sense that these can index text, audio clips, video clips, or images in a database.

Users of the web publishing system can find relevant content from within a database by searching for keywords, authors, date of creation, etc. Web Content Management Systems can be used to create information portals which serve as the backbone of data management. Along with the database handling facilities, the software modules also allows anyone to contribute information to a website via a graphical user interface (GUI). They are usually based on a pre-written template that acts as a platform for each page in the site as those pages are created.

At the company level, Content management systems (CMS) store and manage an organization’s electronic document and Web content so that the employee of the company can reuse the information across different applications. The web published content can also be distributed to customers and business partners outside the organization. The core application of the CMS is to manages content during its entire lifecycle i.e. from creation through publishing. The content of the CMS can also be shared by e-commerce and customer relationship management systems (CRM). Web Publishing system enables you to establish a consistent look and feel throughout your site, but gives your non-technical content authors the power to publish and update their own content using simple, but powerful, browser-based tools. Some of the CMS systems integrate with content delivery applications to deliver the content via a web site.

There are three basic participants in the web publishing CMS system:

• Content Editors (Decide what content to publish and where)
• Content Publishers (Publish the content on the web)
• Content Authors (Create the content for the web)

A Web Publishing CMS allows non-technical authors and editors to easily and quickly publish their content which is otherwise done by technical programmers. A web publishing CMS establishes defined publishing processes and specific publishing rights to various individuals. By using these facilities, the company can save the time for training, while facilitating more people to publish. It also reduces the daily stream of calls to the IT department for changes to the website. A web publishing management system reduces time-to-publish, allowing you to get content published faster. This is an important issue for the modern organization. The quicker you get key content published, the more value and emphasis it creates. A wide range of content can be published using the system.

This can be characterized as:

• Simple pages for normal presentation
• Complex pages, with specific layout and presentation
• Dynamic information sourced from databases and will change on regular time intervals
• Training material
• Online manual
• General business documents
• Thousands of pages in total for different categories of customers
• Extensive linking between pages

With increased adoption of technology in home and SMB segment, consumer technology companies are growing manifold in terms of newer products, channels and geographies. In the environment of heightened competition, a consumer technology support company needs to extend world-class superior support services to its customers to retain and build their base. It will be a huge challenge to do the balancing act between offering end-consumer SLA driven high quality IT support services and at the same time keep capital costs and operation expenditure down.
At CSS we specialize in helping technology companies extend world-class support services to their customers, and thereby retain and build their customer base. At the same time, we help you counter competitive pressures by helping you reduce your capital and operating costs.
We bring to the table expertise of handling 35 Million+ support requests, proven track record of supporting 30+ technology customers on 600+ products and services. CSS has consistently offered a superior quality solution and business value proposition, unmatchable by regular support solution providers.
We fully understand that customer queries have to be solved “first-time-right, every time”. With a highly dynamic support team, that displays positive energy including: pride of workmanship, a feeling of ownership, good planning, coordination and the willingness to take the “extra effort”, CSS helps you balance between increased qualities of customer services vs. cost containment via:Increasing the probability of First Contact Resolution (FCR). Higher FCR is enabled through exceptional technical, diagnostic, problem solving & customer interaction skills of CSS engineers. Significant reduction in number of “repeat support calls”, means lowering of costs.
productivity.High quality support provided during every interaction, and proactively offering recommendations to address probable future support queries, results in a lower number of “related support calls”.A Knowledge-centric approach to supportsolutions aimed at minimizing the support need itself. Frequent and appropriate additions to FAQ entries (or knowledge based articles) as part