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NewsIndustry Voices make 2011 predictions
Since I was writing my own 2011 predictions this week, I thought it might be fun to ask some industry experts what they expect for the coming year. Here's what they had to say: Corporate websites Read more...
Ford, Byrne on whether content management will eliminate the need for editors
Last week, an opinion piece on content management enjoyed several blog mentions and was the basis of an Atlantic.com article. Well, Paul Ford's blog post, "Real Editors Ship," was actually about Read more...
Microsoft releases SharePoint, Office 2010 and announces free online version of Word
It's a big week for Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), that's for sure. We'll be seeing new versions of SharePoint 2010 and Office 2010 this week. After months of hearing about these packages, it will be nice Read more...
A look at WhiteHouse.gov and why more IT shops are turning to open source
When the White House jumped on the open-source bandwagon and chose Drupal for managing the back-end of WhiteHouse.gov, the decision made headlines. Rob Klause, the man behind the Drupal transition, Read more...
Is WordPress a CMS?
Tony Byrne has a short post on the CMS Watch Blog today about a Twitter debate over whether WordPress is a "true" CMS or not. Byrne says since companies are using it as such, that makes it a CMS. As Read more...
Analysts react to Adobe's $1.8B Omniture purchase
Last night Adobe Systems announced they would be buying web analytics firm, Omniture for $1.8 billion, a hefty price for certain. But what does Adobe, which sells tools aimed at the designer market Read more...
Metadata as important as content
Many sites live and die by how well they're indexed by search engines. These sites also often rely on internal metadata such as tags in order to help people find what they're looking for. Add in the Read more...
Are software maintenance fees worth it?
Tony Byrne, an analyst at CMS Watch, shares his thoughts this week on software maintenance fees. They turn out to be a great revenue model, but are they a great deal for customers? Article Read more...
One on One with Tony Byrne of CMS Watch
Tony Byrne founded CMS Watch in 2001 because after working for several years in the content management industry, he wanted to start a firm that would "tell the real story" and be completely Read more...
CMS Watch says 40 percent of WCM vendors are embedding Lucene for search
A new CMS Watch report, The Web CMS Report 2009, has found that many web content management vendors are embedding their own search tools into the CMS, and nearly 40 percent have chosen the open Read more...
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