Tridion is a Web CMS software company that has carved out a lucrative — and growing — niche of supporting global/local content management. That is, the software allows local offices to easily create and blend local and global content while working within global design templates and business rules. It’s not the only software that does this, but it has a pretty strong following of customers in Europe and it is now making a strong push into the US.
The company announced today that it has partnered with globalization services firm Ion Global to target the US market. Ion Global isn’t selling the software; it is playing the role of integrator and has already worked on a few such implementations thus far. This sounds like a nice pairing.
I plan to take a test drive of the software in the weeks ahead.
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