Kentico News & Articles

Content management provider Kentico has released a connector for SalesForce Sales Cloud that may help reduce the disconnect between their marketing and sales teams that’s common in many organizations. The connector automates the process of moving leads to the sales team, eliminating time-consuming and error-prone manual processes.

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Countless industry studies have been published confirming something many of us already know -- content volume and diversity are increasing rapidly in organizations of all sizes. This rapid expansion along all dimensions is driving enterprises to adopt content management solutions to gain better control and visibility of their information. Increasingly, many of these organizations are selecting cloud-based platforms to flexibly handle content growth without the complexities of managing a highly available environment. Microsoft hopes that at least a portion of this growing market will select Azure to power their deployments. Will they?

App developer Mike Irving announces a new iOS app, Kentico Go, for the Kentico CMS for Microsoft ASP.NET.

We've long considered Web CMS vendors like Sitecore and Ektron to be mid-market players. And to some extent they still are. But with the evolution of web content management towards customer experience management has come a shift in the .NET Web CMS vendor landscape. Here's a look at where the players are today.

Taking center stage at its own Connection Conference, Kentico has unveiled the new customer experience management (CXM) features in its sixth edition, due out in October.

The ASP.Net CMS from Kentico is now ready for a major refresh. With a successful beta hot off the server and over 100 pages of improvements and changes, the company is now shipping its new product.

Web CMS Kentico is ready to unveil its next major release, having just released the beta, with an enterprise marketing solution as the major feature.

 Attention Kentico (news, site) customers! The Web CMS vendor has announced the extension of customer service to include non-stop technical support worldwide by e-mail or phone. 

Analyst firm Ars Logica (news, site) has released a couple of new Compass Guides, adding to the list of who's who in web content management. This time we reviewed the guides for GX Software and Kentico.

We knew it was in the works, but now it is official. Microsoft has welcomed web content management provider Kentico (news, site) in the Windows Azure family of supported products.

This week at LeWeb, Web CMS vendor Kentico (news, site) announced that it will be releasing CMS 5.5 R2 in the middle of next week. This latest update comes with support for both SharePoint 2010 and Microsoft Azure.

Kentico (news, site) offers a manual for its Web CMS to help beginners get the most from their sites.

Recently, the Real Story Group identified mid-market Microsoft .NET-based content management systems as the biggest Web CMS trend for Q3.

I was inspired to explore this topic a bit more, as industry anecdotes of organizations selecting one CMS vendor over the other based on the "We're a 100% .NET" claim sprang to mind.

Sure SharePoint 2010 (news, site) has built in web content management capabilities. But that doesn't stop of number of WCM vendors from integrating their own solutions with the collaboration platform. After all, we all need options.