Communication on the web must be increasingly refined and diversified both in terms of the type of final user that is to be contacted and the different communication channel that is to be approached (website, social platform, blog, banner, etc...). Managing these contents with the right effective yet, at the same time, diversified approach is becoming more and more complicated and expensive.

Intelligo is a massively multi-lingual CMS (Content Management System), designed to provide total separation between the contents and their typographic or multi-media presentation. In order to manage structural and graphic aspects, it can operate in combination with the most common open source CMSs (WordPress, Drupal, Joomla). Moreover, it allows the contents themselves to be further enriched with semantic tags and micro-data according to Schema.org and RDF standards.

The content in Intelligo is pure in that it is free of font, colour or capital letters, as is its translation in one or more languages, and is a value since it can be re-used and given significance. This characteristic will provide the basis for publishing and websites in the future (multi-media publishing and semantic web), but it is now already possible to take advantage of the potential in SEO terms with Google, thus obtaining better search positioning and more effective snippets for our own web pages. Furthermore, being able to re-use "meaningful sentences" can lead to significant savings in translation costs.

Viewing the contents in Intellĭgo is controlled by rules that allow articles to be personalised according to user profiles, business policy management, regulations and laws, by means of an interpretation engine applied to user questionnaires.