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Unsuprisingly, MODx Wins Most Promising Open Source CMS
On the homepage of MODx, amongst an unusual but welcome absence of pseudo-corporate gibberish, lies a strange adducement. The system is, we are told, "100% buzzword compliant".
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Joomla! Wins Best PHP Open Source Web CMS
As Packt Press continues to rattle off the awards this week, its Joomla's turn in the spotlight. Today's prize is for "Best PHP Open Source Content Management System ". Quoting the Packt site, "Joomla! is possibly one of the biggest success stories in open source of late.
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mojoPortal Wins Best <em>Other</em> Open Source Content Management System
With the open source cms market being dominated by PHP/MySQL based solutions, our friends at Packt Publishing are recognizing content management systems written in other languages Thus with no further adieu, we congratulate mojoPortal for being named Best Other Open Source CMS for 2007.
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WordPress Wins Best Social Networking CMS
According to the company, the Packt Open Source Content Management System Award is designed to encourage, support, recognize and reward an Open Source Content Management System (CMS).
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Alfresco Nails InfoWorld Bossie in London
In London last week, open source ECM provider Alfresco was awarded an InfoWorld "Bossie." This recognition is part of InfoWorld's commitment to acknowledge the "best and most innovative open source software projects," according to information from the company. Previous winners have included Apache, MuleSource and SugarCRM.
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Voting for the Open Source Awards Has Opened
After a long nomination process, Packt has announced the list of finalists for its Open Source Awards. In previous years there has only been one award and one prize. This year saw the inclusion of four new categories. Joomla took the gold in 2006 and continues to be a strong contender.
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Ntelligent Content Management is 'One of 2007's Best'
I am always skeptical of any "Year's Best" award given out well before the year has finished. I liken it to movies that premier in January and call themselves the "must-see movie of the year." It always seems a little too premature. In this case, I'll make an exception. Nstein's
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Version One May Bring Home Paperless Gold
Version One, a company that does all kinds of document management and imaging-type stuff, has just been proclaimed a finalist for the Paperless Office Software Category for Sift Media's Business Software Satisfaction Awards '07.
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Update: Best Open Source CMS Award Nominees
Has it been a year already ? Apparently it has, as Packt Publishing releases a first look at the list of nominees for the 2007 Best Open Source CMS Awards.
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Slate Nominees for the '07 Open Source CMS Awards
Riding the wave of 72 nominations and 15,000 votes, Joomla! was declared winner of Packt's 2006 Open Source CMS Awards. With much fanfare, the Awards are back, and nominations are now open. Who will win open source gold?This year's ceremony is slightly different from last year's, boasting both a
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Vamosa Labeled Cool in the ECM Social Chain
You can never quite escape the high school popularity contest, and that's okay as long as you're on the winning team. Gartner, a technology analyst firm with worldwide accolades, just labeled Vamosa a Cool Vendor in Content Management. Vamosa is a market leader in processing, analysis and content migration
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Joomla Awarded Best Open Source CMS
The Packt Publishing Best Open Source CMS Award results are in ...and its Joomla who has taken the first prize, with Drupal in a very close second place, and Plone finishing in third.
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CMS Players in KMWorld Top 100 Companies
KMWorld magazine has published its annual "100 Companies that Matter in Knowledge Management" list for 2006. Published since 2000, KMWorld's list is compiled through discussions with colleagues, KM practitioners, theorists, analysts, vendors and their customers, and recognizes companies that have lead the way in knowledge management.
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