Neo by Any­graaf pro­vides a sin­gle, con­tent-cen­tric con­sole for plan­ning, pro­duc­ing and shar­ing con­tent across chan­nels in­clud­ing on­line, mo­bile, tablet, so­cial me­dia and of course, print. Neo’s cus­tomiz­able and in­tu­itive tools, apps and sys­tems help to in­crease col­lab­o­ra­tion and read­er en­gage­ment, grow your brand, and main­tain rev­enue across all chan­nels.

The Me­dia Land­scape is evolv­ing. Iden­ti­fy­ing, de­vel­op­ing, and pro­mot­ing con­tent and rev­enue streams for your mar­ket is chal­leng­ing. Mak­ing the best de­ci­sions for your op­er­a­tion re­quires dy­nam­ic in­for­ma­tion and pow­er­ful tools de­signed to dri­ve con­tent and de­liv­er val­ue across every chan­nel.

Neo dri­ves the pub­lish­ing cy­cle by or­ga­niz­ing your in­for­ma­tion by top­ic in­to con­tain­ers for sim­i­lar con­tent and fo­cused by theme. Meta­da­ta is con­tent too and in­cludes URLs, GEO map­ping co­or­di­nates, key­words, so­cial me­dia place­ment that can all be ad­min­is­tered and as­signed to every el­e­ment that orig­i­nates or is in­cor­po­rat­ed in­to Neo, by your staff, news agen­cies, wire ser­vices and even your com­peti­tor’s RSS feeds. The re­sult? Ex­tract­ing cur­rent and fu­ture val­ue from every piece of Neo-man­aged con­tent in on­line, print and wher­ev­er read­ers choose to trust your brand.

Words and pho­tos are not enough to es­tab­lish con­text for your con­tent. Tweets, Face­book posts, videos and text mes­sages are in­creas­ing the de­mand for im­me­di­a­cy in your news and in your brand. Fu­el­ing mul­ti­ple chan­nels re­quires not on­ly com­pre­hen­sive plan­ning but al­so ef­fec­tive man­age­ment of tech­nol­o­gy and hu­man re­sources.

Re­mote ca­pa­bil­i­ties, mo­bile jour­nal­ism and pro­mo­tion of your brand re­quire a con­tent man­age­ment sys­tem that goes be­yond its un­der­ly­ing tech­nol­o­gy to a work­flow method­ol­o­gy that serves each user, their role, and every op­er­a­tion.

• Event, top­ic and sto­ry-based plan­ning for all chan­nels

eNeo calender

• In­tu­itive cal­en­dars for events and con­tent. Cal­en­dars in­te­grat­ing Out­look, iOs and An­droid de­vices. Cal­en­dars are al­so suit­able fol­low­ing so­cial me­dia pub­li­ca­tions in the brows­er-based Neo.

• Con­nect­ed to shift man­age­ment. Con­tent plan­ning com­bines with Shift­NG da­ta in the shift man­age­ment sys­tem, al­low­ing you to se­lect an au­thor for the turn.

• Work­spaces and views ac­cord­ing to the role of the user

• User Spe­cif­ic views for im­ages, videos and au­dio, graph­ics, HTML em­bed­ding, queries and archives. The dash­board can be cus­tomized ac­cord­ing to cus­tomer needs and user tasks.

• Work­spaces that adapt to the re­quire­ments of the user's role and tasks and au­to­mat­i­cal­ly scale to the user's ter­mi­nal (size and num­ber of screens and ter­mi­nal used).

• Ver­sa­tile text ed­i­tor - al­so for en­rich­ing on­line re­source be­gin­ning with the writ­ing stage

• Cus­tomiz­able sto­ry tem­plates for all chan­nels. The same ed­i­tor adapts con­tent to gen­er­ate an­nounce­ments, fast we­b­casts, long fea­ture sto­ries, print news, and ra­dio and tele­vi­sion news. The re­sult? Con­tent that lever­ages the pub­lish­ing needs of each ap­pli­ca­tion and chan­nel.

• Flex­i­ble tools for en­rich­ing on­line con­tent. Im­ages, videos, videos orig­i­nat­ing on an ex­ter­nal plat­form, au­dio files, HTML em­bed­dings (so­cial me­dia, web graph­ics, live broad­casts), queries and re­la­tion­ships. Ref­er­ences to pre­vi­ous­ly pub­lished con­tent, can be added to the ma­te­r­i­al al­ready in the writ­ing stage. This way, en­rich­ing the con­tent does not re­quire a sep­a­rate lo­gin to the on­line pub­lish­ing sys­tem.

• Di­rect ac­cess to archives. Archival im­ages, videos, graph­ics, and pre­vi­ous­ly pub­lished con­tent are easy to use, even as part of new con­tent. Il­lus­trat­ing on­line news, so­cial me­dia cam­paigns, or au­di­ence writ­ing does not re­quire ex­ter­nal im­age banks.

• Quick ac­cess to pre­vi­ous ver­sions of con­tent. Dif­fer­ent ver­sions of ma­te­r­i­al done on dif­fer­ent chan­nels are easy to ac­cess as you type.

• Easy-to-use tools for op­ti­miz­ing search en­gine da­ta and so­cial me­dia pub­li­ca­tions, as well as sep­a­rate head­ings for so­cial me­dia and search en­gines.

• Au­to­mat­ic read­ing time counter. In ad­di­tion to the num­ber of char­ac­ters, the read­ing time is al­so cal­cu­lat­ed au­to­mat­i­cal­ly.

Au­to­mat­ed man­age­ment of im­age, graph­ics, video and au­dio files

• Easy file im­port with drag and drop tech­nol­o­gy. Files are im­port­ed to Neo di­rect­ly from a user’s com­put­er desk­top. The trans­fer of da­ta to the sys­tem can al­so be car­ried out au­to­mat­i­cal­ly and batched us­ing an ftp trans­fer.

• Ver­sa­tile search func­tions. You can browse the im­ages from the newest to the old­est, or search for them by the name of the graph, the name of the im­age, or a full-text search. The ba­sic in­for­ma­tion in the pic­ture is high­ly vis­i­ble.

• Auto­mat­ic meta­da­ta sav­ing. Au­to­mat­ic sav­ing of meta­da­ta dur­ing the trans­fer phase, in ad­di­tion to it be­ing pos­si­ble to spec­i­fy manda­to­ry meta­da­ta to be filled in for all files dur­ing the trans­fer (such as de­scrip­tion and ac­cess rights).

• In­te­grates with au­to­mat­ic im­age pro­cess­ing. The ma­te­r­i­al can be processed man­u­al­ly ei­ther be­fore or af­ter trans­fer­ring im­ages to Neo.

• Ma­te­ri­als im­me­di­ate­ly avail­able. The ma­te­ri­als are avail­able as soon as they are im­port­ed in­to the sys­tem.

• Con­tent pre­view for all chan­nels

• Pre­view con­tent be­fore the sto­ry is pub­lished. With Neo, you can see what a thing and its rich­es look like on­line on dif­fer­ent ter­mi­nals pre­view how con­tent will look on your mo­bile phone, tablet, or com­put­er screen. The pre­view works next to the sto­ry ed­i­tor even be­fore the sto­ry is pub­lished or sched­uled on the web or ap­pli­ca­tion.

• Ar­ti­cle place­ment with­in lay­out of the news­pa­per, mag­a­zine or newslet­ter is avail­able as a pre­view dur­ing the writ­ing stage of the sto­ry.

• Clear, ex­pand­ed meta­da­ta for con­tent track­ing and web rec­om­men­da­tions

• Au­to­mat­ed ba­sic da­ta stor­age. The au­thor of the sto­ry, the pub­li­ca­tion, and the time the con­tent was cre­at­ed are saved are au­to­mat­i­cal­ly and stored in the meta­da­ta. In ad­di­tion, meta­da­ta can store in­for­ma­tion about the au­thor.

• Ver­sa­tile pub­li­ca­tion in­for­ma­tion man­age­ment for dif­fer­ent chan­nels. For ex­am­ple, the pub­li­ca­tion, pub­li­ca­tion time, de­part­ment, sub­di­vi­sion, and on­line al­so the ap­pear­ance and lo­ca­tion of on­line con­tent on the home page can be de­fined on a con­tent-by-con­tent ba­sis. Ac­com­pa­ny­ing in­for­ma­tion can be cus­tomized to the cus­tomer's needs.

• Au­to­mat­ic ad­verb. Neo can al­so be con­nect­ed to au­to­mat­ic key­word match­ing of con­tent. It is pos­si­ble to uti­lize key­words in on­line rec­om­men­da­tions, as well as to help with the tar­get­ing of ad­ver­tis­ing and sta­tis­tics on con­tent.

• Pos­si­bil­i­ty to track lo­ca­tion, tar­get group and its de­mo­graph­ics. Da­ta can be dis­played in part or not at all