FuseTalk Releases New Software For Adobe ColdFusion 9 | DevWebPro

The software has improvements including the introduction of multi-level forum categories, plugins, discussion-based wkikis, executive reporting, improved blogging and security.

“At FuseTalk, discussion is at the centre of collaboration and the ultimate goal is to have collaborative business improvement,” said Greg Waite, CEO of FuseTalk.

“With this release of FuseTalk you can build out more creative, complete and vertically or customer centric solutions with the multi-level categories and the solutions plugins.”

Offered in a hosted platform or licensed, FuseTalk provides capabilities in one software platform.  Whether you are building collaboration around customer service and support, employee knowledge transfer and exchange, idea submission and management or communities of interest, FuseTalk is the optimal discussion forum platform

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