MySource Matrix is entirely browser based and is therefore compatible with a wide range of client standard operating environments. To access the editing interfaces, the editor’s browsers must be either Internet Explorer 6.0+ (Windows only) or a recent version Mozilla browser such as Firefox or Camino (on Windows, Mac OSX and Linux), have Java (1.4 or above) installed.
Published content may be created in such a way that it is accessible through any web browser (ie no requirement for Java, JavaScript or DHTML support).
MySource Matrix allows users to manage content using one of two interfaces:
MySource Matrix is built upon an ‘asset-based’ architecture rather than the ‘page based’ structure of lower end CMS’s. The concept of ‘assets’ is an important one to understand, as it is this architecture that makes much of the functionality possible in MySource Matrix.

MySource Matrix treats all content in your system as assets. There are many different types of assets, but common examples include those in the diagram.
One example of the many advantages of an asset based system is the ability re-use content in many places. Images from one page may be reused in other parts of the site or a paragraph on your “News” page could be re-used in the in the “News” section on your home page. Or a table of seminar dates from your “Events” section could be re-used in a “What’s Coming Up” section on your home page.
Further advantages include the fact that access (security restrictions) can be controlled at the asset level rather than at the site or page level alone. This has the powerful result of allowing you to control all aspects of user access right down to the different parts of a single page.
MySource Matrix fully supports a multiple author environment. It includes: