Day Software News & Articles

Day Software, global content management and content infrastructure software extraordinaire, has launched dev.day.com, a corporate blog and portal by content experts, for content experts.

Designed to encourage communication among those who share ideas and interests around content-related topics, dev.day.com is aimed toward software developers and includes news and commentary surrounding JSR 170, the Java Content Repository (JCR) application programming interface (API) for stored content; representational state transfer (REST), open source and other related topics and technologies.

Day Software, content management and content infrastructure provider, has announced their December 31, 2007 fiscal year numbers and they look pretty nice!

The biggest news — total revenues for 2007 were up 28.8% to CHF $26.44M compared to the year prior.

Through a strategic liaison, Oracle now provides Day’s JCR/JSR 170-compliant connectors. This enables integration between third-party content repositories — like EMC Documentum and SharePoint — and Oracle WebCenter.

The connectors come from a license agreement from 4Q06.

Oracle WebCenter is — and we quote — an “integrated, comprehensive, and standards-compliant user experience platform.” Java devs can build AJAX-rich components, portlets and content in an open architecture.

Day’s standardized connectors yield access to a standardized API from which companies can manage all organizational content.

In short, the liaison is an enterprise-trawling, Web 2.0 junkie’s dream.

Day served as initiator of JSR 170. Last year, it helped develop compliant components for Oracle. A group of global industry experts, led by day, includes Oracle, in addition to IBM, SAP, FileNet and Sun.

Enterprise Web content management developer Day Software has launched Communiqué Advanced Collaboration (CQ AC), a Web 2.0 collaboration tool aimed at managing social media. The new collaboration technology integrates with the company’s existing Communiqué Web CMS, and incorporates a host of nifty features run off an impressive-sounding Java driven, JSR-compliant bedrock.

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.

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.

Day Software recently announced the availability of a new range of services that will support Apache Jackrabbit. Since its launch nearly two years 2005, Apache Jackrabbit has been popular in the open source industry. With Day’s service and support for Jackrabbit, development and deployment of applications will be accelerated and users can realize the full and utilize the full potential of the JCR technology. The company has introduced new offerings around training, support, consulting and development.

Choices, choices, choices… but no big players yet. That’s the message for European CMS technology buyers, according to the European edition of the CMS Report by CMS Watch, released today. “Standard”, and “Enterprise” — for large multi-site projects — editions are available.