Pubsoft

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Pubsoft[1] is a cloud-based eBook publishing platform headquartered in Houston, Texas. It serves as the publishing engine for Kbuuk, LLC,[2] a self-publishing software company that provides digital conversion, distribution and marketing services for authors.[3] Pubsoft is designed to allow publishers to create and manage an online eBook store[4] for direct consumer sales.[5] Publishers can also use Pubsoft to handle social media marketing, deliver eBooks to mobile devices,[6] manage author and reader relationships and distribute royalties[7] through an administrative portal that uses PayPal.

The Pubsoft system also provides book-level analytics designed to help publishers and authors move toward data-driven publishing. Originally designed for the trade publishing sector, the Pubsoft system is currently used for a variety of applications by agencies, education and creative writing programs, enterprises, industry experts and religious organizations.

History

Pubsoft was founded and launched in 2012 by CEO Isaac Shi[8] and COO Dougal Cameron.[9] Heather Wied is the company’s marketing director.

Technology

Pubsoft is a multi-tenant software-as-a-service (SaaS) eBook publishing platform[10] that is designed to support digital publishing industry standard EPUB 3.0, an XML-based eBook content standard.[11] Pubsoft utilizes a Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern, and the system contains three layers: a database layer created in MySQL, a business logic layer built on a Zend framework and a responsive user interface[12] layer created with HTML5 and CSS3.

As an enterprise-grade application, the Pubsoft database is built on a relationship schema compatible with Boyce-Codd Normal Form (BCNF), which is designed to ensure scalability, reliability and data integrity.

The Pubsoft SaaS application is deployed on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud and Amazon Relational Database Service.

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