1. The New Install and Upgrade Wizards

A one-page set of questions, many of which are pre-answered. CLICK ‘GO’, and it whizzes through, installs all the various parts and then gives you a new screen with a couple of options. And, just like in BUSINESS EDGE 6, when you’ve finished the install, you’re already logged in. So EASY! Business edge 7.0 now has an upgrade wizard with the same look and feel with the added feature of being required to log in as a super user account in order to start the wizard off.

2. Auto Save

- We’ve all done it : typed in a whole mess of content, fixed this, nudged that, and then – wham! – something like a browser crash, an accidental close – anything that loses your data. NO MORE NOW.
- With the Text/Html module, your content can be auto-saved as you type. No more content loss. -- - Much fewer curse words being sent in the direction of DotNetNuke installs. A real positive step forward.

3. Default View Mode

Business edge 7.0 now defaults to ‘View Mode’ – which, despite the fancy name – just means the content, by default, looks as it will to the site visitors. And, because it defaults to ‘View Mode’, the old ‘View Mode’ wording/button/control – it’s gone now. It’s just the normal view, or edit or layout views. Simple. It might feel unintuitive to the seasoned Business edge user at first, but to the newly-introduced, it works well.

4. Drag and Drop

A one-page set of questions, many of which are pre-answered. CLICK ‘GO’, and it whizzes through, installs all the various parts and then gives you a new screen with a couple of options. And, just like in BUSINESS EDGE 6, when you’ve finished the install, you’re already logged in. So EASY! Business edge 7.0 now has an upgrade wizard with the same look and feel with the added feature of being required to log in as a super user account in order to start the wizard off.

5. Control Panel

India’s internet user population is set to grow by over 30% this year to reach 161.6 million individuals, according to eMarketer estimates, and projected to cross the 200 million mark in 2014. As more consumers head online, ad spending on digital formats is rising alongside.