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In 2012, the focus on customer experience was all about delivering a great experience across platforms, channels and touch points. Leveraging key user data is integral, but so is delivering key messages and opportunities back to the user.

It’s that time of year again. The time when we attempt to sum up the waning year and hazard a few hopeful predictions for the one that’s just around the corner.

WordPress 3.5 has been remade to be Retina ready for the iPad, and long sought after media editing tools have been added as well.

Russian search engine provider Yandex is now offering its users search personalization as part of a new search platform Kaliningrad.

One of the terms that many struggle to understand in the Web content management space is “page based CMS.” If you search for “page based CMS” on Google, you get a range of different answers, and much confusion. 

Our industry event planner gives you the heads-up on what key industry events are coming around the corner. If we've missed something, don’t hesitate to add your event to the list. (You can view the full calendar here.)

The last 15 years have been a stage of continuous development for portals. Following developments in web technology, from mere content display platforms with minimal personalization capabilities, portals have now become projects of large integration, web services and Web 2.0 technologies and approaches.

Open source Web CMS provider Hippo is releasing version 7.8 of its flagship web content management product. The new web content management system includes a number of features designed to make 2013 and beyond very personal for Hippo clients and their customers.

Social Business Challenges
What is the biggest obstacle to becoming a truly social business? Is it culture? Or is technology standing in the way of your social transformation?

Industry Trends in 2013
Themes and predictions are on our minds. For web content management it's Multi-touch, Cloud and Social CRM. For for social collaboration, it's the drive to social as a business tool, going beyond Facebook for business.

Google Hangout: What Drives Social Business
Next Wednesday at 11am ET, 8am PT, CMSWire will hold its inaugural Google Hangout. We will be discussing what lies ahead for social business. Mark your calendars and watch for more details.

Most Popular

• [Infographic] The Digital Enterprise in 2013
• 2013 Prediction: Social Business Tech will Stop Blaming Culture for Failure
• The Heart of Customer Experience: Realtime Context
• [Interview] Adam Pisoni on Yammer's Long-Term Vision & Future with Microsoft
• Content Strategy: Five Predictions for 2013

Editor's Picks

• Web CMS Trends in 2013: Multi-Touch, Cloud, Social CRM
• The Real Reason Why EMC and VMware are Pooling Assets to Create Pivotal Initiative
• CXM Research: It's Not About Mobile, It's About Ubiquitous Computing
• HP, Autonomy Combine Technology: Advanced Marketing, CXM Analysis #HPDiscover
• Why Your Marketing Content is So Terrible and How to Fix It, Fast

Around the Web

• Content Strategy Seen Through the Social Media and Marketing Lens
• Marc Andreessen: Not every startup should be a Lean Startup or embrace the pivot
• Should CMOs aspire to be CXOs?
• Mary Meeker On The State Of The Web
• Working out loud & the rise of the introverts

Featured Events (all events | post your event

• Dec 12 -- Big Analytics in New York
• Jan 16 --Social Media Conference
• Jan 27 -- IBM Connect in Orlando
• Mar 04 --Adobe Digital Marketing Summit
• Apr 18 -- Forrester's Forum for Marketing Leadership Professionals Los Angeles

Featured Jobs (all jobs | post your job)

• Director of Content Operations in New York at Shutterstock
• Content Manager in Denver at Spotzer Media Group
• Mobile Developer -- iOS in San Francisco at Livefyre
• Director of Data Science in Austin at Rackspace
• Solutions Architect in Portland at Janrain

It’s no secret that Web Content Management solutions are positioning themselves around the ideas of “experience” and “engagement.” Look at most WCM vendors’ Websites -- you can’t miss how they promise to help organizations be more “engaging” or create better “customer experiences.” But to put it simply, what is engaging? What are these experiences?

As another year closes and a new year rises, it is time to make my annual predictions for the web content management industry in 2013. This year, rather than focusing on specific predictions, it is more useful to look at the trends that will impact the industry. 2013 will be a year where the trend-line dictates the future.

Our industry event planner gives you the heads-up on what key industry events are coming around the corner. If we've missed something, don’t hesitate to add your event to the list. (You can view the full calendar here.)

Kentico wants to make sure all the beautiful websites its customers build are fully deployable to mobile devices, and it has teamed up with 51Degrees.mobi to make it happen.

The key goals most companies have for their websites are capturing new customers, engaging customers, retaining visitors and driving loyalty. Proper use of website and data structure is crucial to meeting these goals, as explained by Webnodes CTO Ole Gulbrandsen at this week’s Gilbane 2012 Conference in Boston.

Welcome to the November 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.