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Whats New for You This November in Open Source CMS
WordPress users are invited to test the version 4.4 Beta 2 release in advance of the Dec. 8 full release. This is software still in development, so resist the urge to run it on a production site.
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What's New This October in Open Source CMS
A little love, please, for Miami-based dotCMS, maker of Java open source content management system (CMS) software. Just yesterday, it was chosen as one of the 20 Most Promising Open Source Software Solution Providers by CIO Review.
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Can You Trust Web CMS Rankings?
When it comes to ranking Web Content Management Systems (Web CMS) vendors, the two leading analyst firms are basically aligned. Stamford, Conn.-based Gartner named OpenText, SDL, EPiServer, Adobe, Sitecore, Oracle, IBM, HP and Acquia as leaders in its Magic Quadrant for web CMS
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Open Source Joomla Updates its CMS
Joomla has released version 3.4.4 of its open source content management system (CMS), the Joomla team announced this week. The maintenance release addresses a low priority XSS vulnerability.
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What the New Version of NGINX Means for You
If you call NGINX a “web server” among other things so named, and do a market share comparison among all of these “web servers,” NGINX commands between 15 percent (Netcraft survey) and 25 percent (W3Techs survey) of this market.
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Clickability Helps Ciena Go Global
Meghan Sencabaugh remembers the challenge her team at Ciena faced in 2010 after it acquired Nortel’s Metro Ethernet Networks business. “We became a global company overnight,” Sencabaugh, a senior manager of digital marketing for the Hanover, Md.-based telecommunications networking equipment provider, said during a recent CMSWire webinar.
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What's New This September in Open Source CMS
Name one important fact about the US Dept. of the Interior. If you said, "It just found itself in the center of controversy for restoring the original name of Alaska's Mount McKinley" — well, you wouldn't be wrong.
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Pantheon Lets You Manage Web Projects from a Single Dashboard
Drupal-based cloud platform Pantheon is introducing a new solution for businesses that want to standardize developer workflows while managing web projects and teams on a unified platform.
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NoSQL: The Future of Web Content Management?
Imagine a new content management technology designed to store all of the rich semantic structure, metadata and intelligence about your content. One that provides the flexibility to easily adapt and change your content structure, runs natively in the cloud and automatically scales on multiple servers.
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Whats New for You This August in Open Source CMS
In one corner, we have Hippo CTO Arjé Cahn, expouding the merits of open source CMS. In the other, we have Bryan Soltis, Technical Evangelist at Kentico Software, a Web Content and Customer Experience Management provider, espousing the virtues of proprietary systems.
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Capturing the Web CMS Zeitgeist (Part Three)
How should we categorize the state of web content management (WCM)? On the heels of the publication of the 2015 Gartner Magic Quadrant (MQ) for WCM, I asked three leaders in the space — Erik Hartman, Robert Rose and Janus Boye — to share their views. We shared Hartman''s insights
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Capturing the Web CMS Zeitgeist (Part 2)
Nothing stays the same in web content management (WCM) except change. It's one of the things I love about the space.
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Your CMS Is Broken: Here's Where
Something about your content management system (CMS) is off. It's not easy to find content on it, even when it's been recently added. It doesn’t seem to, well, do what it is supposed to do — which is ultimately drive revenue.
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Capturing the Web CMS Zeitgeist
Even after 15 years, the content management industry is still evolving. It's what I love about it, it's what keeps me in this space and it's what keeps me excited to watch its development. Taking a snapshot of something that’s in constant motion is hard — you inevitably miss some aspects.
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