Publishing houses and corporate publishers benefit from the highly automated workflow in vjoon K4™ and its deep integration with the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite.

vjoon®, a leading provider of cross-media publishing platforms and a global Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) reseller, announces that vjoon customers such as Condé Nast, National Geographic, Reader’s Digest, Red Bull, and Wenner Media dominate the top-10 of the most popular apps created with Digital Publishing Suite.

Companies that publish periodicals, especially, benefit from the integration of Adobe DPS and vjoon K4. Its efficient, highly automated workflows save time and money for publishing houses, large corporations, small and midsized enterprises, and agencies. Back in June of 2010, vjoon K4 was the first cross-media publishing system to be integrated with Adobe DPS. The two companies' close cooperation, which now also extends to tablet publishing, is rooted in an alliance that has been going strong for more than twenty years.

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The new version 6.4 R2 of the Cross-Media Publishing Platform vjoon K4 is out now and ready to boost workflow productivity and efficiency. Its highlights include enhanced multichannel publishing capabilities and standard third-party system integration.

Higher performance and greater flexibility for multichannel publishing, paired with standard third-party system integration

To this end, its extensive feature set has been extended with some key components. The company has also added some functions available in version 5.9 but not in version 6, thereby achieving feature parity. “In keeping with the strategy behind the Unified Publishing Process, we are taming the growing complexity in publishing by simplifying management processes. Automated routines, the ability to integrate and manage sub-processes, and standards streamline the workflow, enable lean publishing, and save time and money,” says Andreas Schrader, CEO of vjoon®.