Agility News & Articles

How do you define content strategy? Do a Google search on content strategy and the results are dominated with web content strategy approaches -- from user design, interface, workflow and then yes -- even content. As we’ve entered a new era of content, it’s much more than web content management. It’s all encompassing for every company or government organization -- no matter what size. A strategy looks at how to apply content as a critical business asset to achieve business goals.

Giving employees more input -- via wikis, social networks, blogs and the like -- into the way workflows are structured and executed should make them more invested, and thus more efficient, in their work. Unfortunately, without flexible BPM tools, this is not always the case.

Information makes the business world go 'round. We create it, gather it, sift it and use it to make all decisions. With ever present competitive pressures, wide access to global markets and the ups and downs of our economy (to name a few things) it has become imperative that we look at our information as a strategic asset, and put in place tools and strategies to use it intelligently. This is what information management agility is all about.

Two heads are better than one. That's the given wisdom -- and what most of us believe. But if as individuals we understand the importance of collaboration, then why do organizations have such a difficult time fostering it within their own employees?

In its latest bi-monthly update, Edentity (news, site) adds some 20 new features and over 100 fixes to its Agility web content management system. The fixes beef-up its content editor, better support is added for image and document management with more control over image formatting and there is an improved table wizard.

That's right, Agility announced their first monthly upgrade of 2009. Now, the only thing remotely remarkable about that is the ‘monthly upgrade’ part. Well, that and you don’t have to perform it. Software as a Service in the world of hosted CMS will appeal to those whose needs demand CMS horsepower, but don’t want an in-house IT solution.

Edentity Web Systems Inc., a vendor of Web content management solutions, has recently announced the newest release of the Agility Web CMS. The hosted CMS adds new features that make the management of content easier while offering search engine optimizations.