Is the vendor solely responsible for WCM project failure?
Janus Boye is hosting the J Boye Aarhus '09 Conference this week in in Aarhus, Denmark. Boye wrote a post on his blog ahead of a session he is hosting on web content management called Inconvenient
One on One with Michael Seifert of Sitecore
Michael Seifert is CEO at web content management vendor, Sitecore. In 2002, Seifert was President of a successful multimillion dollar custom software development company when he came up with the idea
Bing and Google announce Twitter Search
Last week, only hours apart, Microsoft and Google both announced deals with Twitter to bring results from the live Twitter stream into their respective search engines. This is in addition, to
Jive introduces Social Business Software 4.0
Jive is having a big week holding its first Jive World Conference in San Francisco and announcing its new version of its Social Business Software, version 4.0 (which some would call an Enterprise 2.0
Three industry veterans join forces in new Enterprise 2.0 consulting firm
With any new technology comes anxiety for firms trying to implement it, and this is probably more true with Enterprise 2.0, which has the potential to flatten the power structure in an organization.
Top Five Open Source Content Management Systems
It's always so difficult to make a "top" anything list. There are so many good candidates and you know that no matter which ones you choose, you're going to make somebody unhappy. My publisher asked
White House continues to get value from social networking
During his successful campaign for the White House, Barack Obama was able to harness the power of social networking in a way that no other candidate had ever done. As I wrote in an Editor's Corner
Sitecore 6.2
On Monday, Sitecore released the latest upgrade to its web content management system. The new release boasts tighter integration with Microsoft Office including getting workflow notices in Outlook
One on One with Tim Young of Socialcast
Tim Young is CEO and founder at Socialcast. Prior to that, he spent more than eight years helping develop other companies including Event Robot, a company that developed online communities for
SharePoint conference news roundup
This week is the annual SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas and the news has been coming out fast and furiously. Steve Ballmer delivered the keynote address and talked about the increasing role of
Barnes & Noble introduces Nook: Wireless, color eBook reader
Barnes & Noble became the latest eBook reader player today, introducing the Nook, a wireless eBook reader with a color screen. At $259 it's the exact same price as Amazon Kindle US wireless
Zoho Projects integrated with Google Apps
Zoho announced that their project management product, Zoho Project, is now fully integrated with Google Apps. This means you sign onto Zoho using your Google credentials. Further, you can add Google
Nuxeo releases DM 5.3 with open social support
Nuxeo announced last week, the latest version of its open source content management system. The new version boasts integration with SharePoint along with support for Google Open Social widgets. The
EMC introduces product for managing SharePoint repositories
EMC announced a new product this week, EMC Documentum Repository Services for SharePoint, which lets companies manage multiple SharePoint sites inside a Documentum content management repository. The
Interview with Cheryl McKinnon, CMO at Nuxeo, at ARMA
While I was ARMA09 last week I took the opportunity to interview Cheryl McKinnon, the chief marketing officer for Nuxeo. I asked her about the differences between working for an open source company
Can we control records in the cloud?
While at the ARMA 09 Conference last week, I learned about a range of issues related to records management, and I must admit I don't think about this end of content management as much as I probably
Google brings shared folders to Google Docs
This week Google introduced a new feature that could take Google Docs to an entirely new level, and one that has to give Microsoft pause. Google announced on their blog this week that they now
Open Text CEO not interested in open source companies
Martin Veitch of CIO.com (a site I've written for occasionally in the past) has an excellent write-up based on a conversation he had with Open Text CEO John Shackleton (someone we should definitely
Quark and Microsoft team up on multi-channel publishing solution
This week at the IFRA Expo in Vienna, Austria where the newspaper industry executives from around the world gather to see the latest in publishing technology, Quark and Microsoft announced a new
