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Our hearts are thumping and adrenalin levels are high as we tell you about the just-released Day’s CQ5 WCM. To get as close as possible to a real-life experience, we went ahead and installed the software from scratch and played with it for a couple of days. It was a fun ride.

Without further due, let’s jump in and see what Day came up with after three years of WCM silence.

It’s a Swiss treats day for a Swiss vendor. Enterprise CMS provider Day Software has received the Swiss Open Source Award 2008 in the business category.

Recipe for success? Mix two tablespoons of Day with several pounds of a new chief marketing officer, who has arrived from Interwoven via the open source devout Alfresco. And, voila! The open source awards will follow.

Day’s recently-onboarded CMO Kevin Cochrane tells us all the glorious details about this award and (much) more — including, why he left Interwoven and Alfresco.

Following the initial introduction of the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) draft and reactions from Open Text and Alfresco, Day Software didn’t lag behind and responded to the proposed industry standard.

Day thinks that it’s good having a standard that functionally matches on a protocol level to what JCR (JSR170/283) specifies on an API level for Java.

CMSWire had a chance to chat with Day’s CTO David Nüscheler, and here’s what we found out.

David Nuescheler of Day, developers of the once and future JCR standard, will be conducting a session on AJAX and JCR at JavaPolis ‘07.

The session will occur this Wednesday at the MetroPolis Business Center in Antwerp — the haven of diamond aficionados and, this week only, the site at which people will shape the future of AJAX.

In particular, Nuescheler will be discussing “repository backed AJAX” (dubbed r-JAX for short).

Global CMS purveyor Day has just joined IBM’s ECM ValueNet partner Program.

This means IBM FileNet P8 users now have access to Day’s Communiqué Web Content Management (CQ WCM) and Communiqué Digital Asset Management (CQ DAM) applications — a dream package for those seeking a one-stop fix for digital content.

The step also better asserts Day’s position an the standardized Java Content Repositories market, as well as web-centric content technologies.

Day’s JSR 170 was the premier industry-standard apps programming interface for content repositories. Together, the two companies will develop a JSR 170-compliant content integration module for the FileNet P8.

The sun is shining for Day Software, a company known for its global content management and content infrastructure software and who has just announced the release of its new stand-alone digital asset management solution (DAM).

Part of Day’s Communiqué (CQ DAM) line, CQ DAM is the only content application with native JCR standard-compliance available.

Innovation and standards compliance — with a hint of improved usability thrown in — come together as Day unwraps the latest versions of Communiqué CMS and their JCR-compliant Content Repository Extreme (CRX).

And not to be outdone by Microsoft’s recent SharePoint-based Interactive Media Manager announcement, this morning the company gave us a peek under the covers of a sporting new digital asset management (DAM) solution enchantingly named Communiqué Digital Asset Management, or “CQ DAM” for those of you with less free time.

Per a bemused joint announcement by Day Software and Quatico Solutions (a leading CMS purveyor), Day was just awarded “Data Migration” certification to the Quatico Content Importer.

What does this mean for you? Little unless you’ve got legacy data parked in Obtree C4.

Swiss content management and content infrastructure software provider Day Software has announced its latest Java Content Repository (JCR) connector. This time the company has delivered wiring that enables standard JCR access to the IBM/FileNet’s P8 Content Manager enterprise content repository.