Web Content Management System (CMS) News & Articles

WoodWing's Enterprise 8 multi-channel publishing system has been released. It includes new collaboration features, performance updates, and support for Adobe's digital publishing system.

PaperThin continues to add marketing punch to its CommonSpot WCM system with its Summer 2012 release.

If you throw enough bricks a wall will emerge..

Hosted cloud-based Web CMS provider Osmek claims to have “rethought” the Web CMS model by shifting focus from the framework to the actual content being published.

If you’re building an interactive experience or redesigning an existing one, there's one thing you can’t get away from: personas.

Last August I was lucky enough to spend a week in Munich, Germany at the recent DrupalCon conference. While there I heard a lot of stories about European and global companies assessing their web content management systems (Web CMS) and looking to move towards more comprehensive web experience management (WEM) strategy implementations.

Kentico has released version 7 of its ASP.NET based Web CMS. For those focused on the mobile customer experience, you'll be happy.

Microsoft is releasing Visual Studio 2012, the latest iteration of its Visual Studio developer tool suite. The IT giant says new features of the latest edition are designed to help developers “turn ideas into applications fast.”

Microsoft's WebMatrix 2  web developer toolkit is now free to download in its final version, and the release includes support for Node.js templating as well as with ASP.NET and PHP.

What's the best part of Gartner's Magic Quadrant for web content management? It's that you can see quickly the strengths are each vendor and what you need to know before you move forward (also known as cautions).

It's that time again. Gartner has released its Magic Quadrant for web content management. The leaders haven't changed, with one exception.

The open source content management system Umbraco may have dropped version 5, but the refocus on version 4 has brought some nice improvements and a number of bug fixes.

Web publishing platform WordPress is attempting to provide users of its VIP service with Twitter-like instant blogging functionality through its new Liveblog Add-on. The add-on enables users to post updates from the front end of their site, without using the WordPress admin dashboard.

OmniUpdate, a popular Web CMS in higher education, has released version 9.16, and it includes tidy updates to the site cloning tool and a few add ons to the built in source editor.

Simplicity for the customer causes complexity for the organization.

Magnolia has been talking up a storm about its v5 preview for some months now. Today, it finally went public with that preview in Basel, Switzerland, with a full, public release scheduled for March next year.

Welcome to the August 2012 installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you feel that your project was left out, we invite you to email us at pr@cmswire.com to have a project representative added to the list of people we contact for updates.

For years, Web CMS vendors wanted you to believe that you have to consolidate all your websites into one platform. It's true, there is much logic in doing that. 

Ingeniux has released its CMS 8, with such features as a new deployment server technology, improved mobile optimization and new ASP.NET developer capabilities.

There are a lot of opinions about Microsoft Office SharePoint, some favorable and others less so, but no matter the camp you sit in, there is no denying it’s ubiquity in our organizations.