Content Management Matters ™

Home > Archives > March 2007

Friday, Mar 30 2007

Thanks for the support y’all. The likes of Adido Solutions, Alpha Card, Asbru, BrowserMedia, CMS Watch, Comp USA, Digital Original, Ektron, eTouch SamePage, Hot Banana, Intuit TurboTax, Sitellite, Toshiba, Quantum Art, WebCart, Web Content 2007, and of course dear old uncle Google have kept the Nespresso machines running this week. And we are thankful.

Learn more about advertising with CMSWire.

Thursday, Mar 29 2007

We can’t think of webs more tangly than the ones showcased in the sober environment of a court room. Enterprise CMS giant Open Text leaps into messy matters of law with LegalKEY Risk Indicator, a new solution that helps analysts better identify high-risk conflicts of interest.

Wednesday, Mar 28 2007

In more positive news for ECM vendor Open Text, Central Vermont Public Service (CVPS), the largest of Vermont’s 21 utility companies, just implemented the company’s Livelink ECM. Livelink will assist in managing CVPS’s e-documentation and records for compliance purposes and e-discovery.

Tuesday, Mar 27 2007

Are you involved in the nuts and bolts of web content? Are you entrenched with the coding and organization of a web site … or two …. or ten? Are you struggling to squeeze more from your online campaigns? If so, then heading to Web Content 2007 might just be the most sensible thing you could do this soon to be lovely Spring 2007.

Monday, Mar 26 2007

Using components of its Media Asset Management and Digital Asset Management offerings, global consulting firm BearingPoint yields a media content solution that assists in solving two big content problems: managing complex compensation models, and validating copyright.

At present there are already prêt-a-porter copyright solutions in place for fluid digital content. Creative Commons, for example, utilizes a global copyright protection model tailored specifically for information-sharing in the Web 2.0 frontier.

Sunday, Mar 25 2007

The shift from organization power to customer power continues, as customers use the Web to organize themselves like never before.

Friday, Mar 23 2007

All the twists, turns and tips you need for staying up-to-date by the water cooler.

This week’s highlights include:

• Web 2.0 Adaptation Ain’t Easy, Says CMS Watch. Like most popular and pretty things, Web 2.0 is tough to tie down and high-maintenance even after you’ve tied the knot.

• Microsoft and Google Jump OpenAjax Boat. How do you know when a trend becomes war? When Microsoft and Google leap into the game.

• Nuxeo Receives Honor from Red Herring. What do you say when a red herring tells you that you’re among the top 100 companies leading technology’s future?

• 37signals Launches Highrise CRM, Big Deal? Next time somebody hypes Highrise CRM, you can scoff and divulge your educated long-term view.

• OASIS Symposium 2007 Alights on San Diego in April. Half-day OpenDoc workshop + seminars on e-governing = the perfect excuse to come out and enjoy California sunshine.

And these are the articles you couldn’t get enough of (if unique visits are anything to go by, anyway). Web 2.0 remains an obsession, and who can ever get enough of AJAX?

• Lastest Drupal v5 CMS Performance is Compelling
• Alfresco Updates Open Source ECM
• Ektron Goes Wiki’ing and Web 2.0 Too
• AJAX for ASP.NET
• SharePoint (MOSS) 2007 Pricing Released

Friday, Mar 23 2007

Thanks for the support y’all. The likes of Adido Solutions, Alpha Card, Asbru, BrowserMedia, CMS Watch, Comp USA, Digital Original, Ektron, eTouch SamePage, Hot Banana, Intuit TurboTax, Sitellite, Toshiba, Quantum Art, WebCart, Web Content 2007, and of course dear old uncle Google have kept the Nespresso machines running this week. And we are thankful.

Learn more about advertising with CMSWire.

The 11th edition of the “Web CMS Report” notes despite innovations in the marketplace and data suggesting otherwise, enterprise buyers and web content management vendors have a tough time incorporating Web 2.0 features and interfaces into their Web publishing make-up.

Thursday, Mar 22 2007

In a match made somewhere near heaven O3Spaces, B.V. — the open source challenger to Microsoft SharePoint and provider of the O3Spaces Workplace Collaboration platform — and Linux distro vendor Xandros have announced an agreement to provide OpenDocument and MS Office document collaboration, management and retention services for the forthcoming release of Xandros Server 2.0 Standard Edition.

O3Spaces targets SharePoint, whilst Xandros chips away at Windows Server and Windows XP sales.

The latest Evans Data survey reflects over a quarter of database usage instances among developers over the past two years utilize MySQL. Why the dramatic figure?

Wednesday, Mar 21 2007

Made true late yesterday and announced just this morning, Microsoft and Google have signed-up with the OpenAjax Alliance.

Just over a year after formation this makes 73 different Alliance members now working to standardize how the world implements and leverages the technologies we all fondly call Ajax.