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Web content management's march to commoditization--a historical perspective
Guest post by Tony White The web content management (WCM) market began circa 1995, as it emerged as a separate space from document management (DM). The early significant players in the market were
Analysts unfazed by Open Text's stock price drop
Analysts reacting to the sudden and steep drop in Open Text's ( NASDAQ: OTEX ) stock price last week were unconcerned about it, attributing it more to the volatile worldwide stock market than anything
Cutting through the chaos with a new WCM strategy
Many enterprises that stood up corporate websites several years ago now have a mess on their hands. They're struggling to reconcile disparate content repositories, legacy systems and, as a result,
Microsoft WebMatrix released; utility for users unclear
Last week Microsoft ( NASDAQ: MSFT ) opened a new service call WebMatrix , which provides a framework for web developers to select and use open source tools such as Joomla! and WordPress. The service,
Industry 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
Enterprise social data could help provide customized employee experiences
In a guest post this week , Tony White from Ars Logica talked about the growing use of analytics to drive content delivery and, perhaps eventually, create personalized experiences for visitors based
Analytics: The latest hot ticket for WCM vendors
Guest post by Tony White My company, Ars Logica has been asked repeatedly in the last year about why so many content-technology vendors have been investing heavily in analytics technologies. Adobe
Open Text to use Burntsand acquisition for SharePoint consulting services
Open Text announced this week a package of products and services to help companies implement multiple SharePoint 2010 sites. As part of the plan, Open Text will be offering consulting services from
