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Doc-To-Help Releases New Content Management Tool
[2010-08-17] Authoring and publishing firm Doc-To-Help has released Doc-To-Help 2010 v3 which offers integration with SharePoint.
How The Creative Commons Relates To WordPress Theme Licenses
[2010-08-03] I thought for completeness I would throw out some quick notes on the creative commons and how it relates to both GPL and proprietary WordPress theme licenses. I am not a lawyer, this isn't legal advice, and I am trying to make this "non-specific" to any particular theme because it affects users of themes, not just the theme authors.
Huge Step Forward For Premium WordPress Themes
[2010-07-20] The Headway theme developers have just upped the game yet again with the release of Headway 1.7, currently in beta for developer license holders.
Switching Content Management System
[2010-07-06] Over the last few months I've been debating about moving my sites from Wordpress to ExpressionEngine. I've really enjoyed working with Wordpress the last 4 years. It's a fantastic CMS, but I always felt a little handicapped when it came to custom designs.
Backing Up Your Site Before A WordPress Upgrade
[2010-06-22] Yes, WordPress 3.0 is now available, but it may not be a good idea to upgrade to it just yet. Here are 3 things you need to complete before you upgrade.
Has Posterous Become A New Content Management Contender?
[2010-06-08] I've loved the idea of Posterous from the start.As a quick-start blogging platform, Posterous offers a pretty robust platform to build your blogging expertise from.One of the biggest things that puts many folks off from starting a blog is often the time commitment needed. Yet with the ability to post via email, Posterous allowed anyone to experiment.
Controlling Access Gives Joomla! A Boost
[2010-05-25] Joomla!'s next, and very anticipated, version 1.6 of their popular CMS recently went beta. In case you're one of the many who left Joomla! for Drupal or even compared the two before settling on Drupal and/or another CMS , perhaps it's time to take another look back and see what Joomla! is doing to bridge the gap.
Salesforce Releases New WordPress Content Lead Plug-in
[2010-05-11] One of the major features of the Wordpress blogging platform that makes it as a widely used and very popular CMS is its simplicity and functionality. Even sweeter is the fact that Wordpress has a very distinct feature that extends what it can do - plugins.
How Are Your Employees Using Content Management Tools?
[2010-04-27] We need more research like this. I recently read an interesting study by my friend Kate Ehrlich at IBM and her colleague Sadat Shami, It is titled, Microblogging Inside and Outside the Workplace and looks at how corporate employees use microblogging tools. This effort conducted a content analysis comparing over 5,000 posts between March and June 2009 from individuals who were using an internal IBM proprietary tool, Blue Twit, and Twitter simultaneously. Within these 5,000 plus posts, 58% were done with twitter and 42% were done with the internal tool so there is a reasonable balance for the comparison.
Will Content Management Depend On Content Mills In The Future?
[2010-04-12] Aaron's discussed content mills in his interview with Tedster yesterday. What is a content mill? A content mill is a site that publishes cheap content. The content is either user-contributed, paid, or a mix of the two.
Open Text Addresses Mobile Content Management
[2010-03-30] Enterprise content management specialist Open Text Corporation has branched out into the world of mobile devices. Open Text Corporation announced last week that it will sell mobile applications in the hopes of letting people increase their productivity.
Understanding The Key Differences Of Copywriting And Webwriting
[2010-03-16] I got excited about his panel because it seemed to speak to me specifically, and sure enough, it really delivered. The panel concentrated on two aspects of web writing, first is to explore writing web content, and secondly how to write web content for a living. For the purposes of this post, I'll be concentrating on the first aspect because it is a little more applicaple to our audience.
Making Dynamic Messaging Over Multiple Channels Easier
[2010-03-02] Summary: Conversen makes it easy to generate dynamic messages across multiple channels. It's more a supplement than a replacement for conventional campaign management but should save a lot of work for marketers and their agencies. One of the fundamental challenges in database marketing is that a seriously sophisticated campaign may send different messages to hundreds or even thousands of customer segments.
Adding More SEO To Your Content Management System
[2010-02-16] As you know I'm a big fan of the Wordpress platform. Although it's not the most optimal platform, there's no question that it makes it easier to run a website. I was recently asked by Brian Clark of CopyBlogger to test a new service/plugin for Wordpress, one that was designed to help you do a better job of optimizing your posts.
Atex CMS Now Supports iPad And Kindle
[2010-02-02] Atex has announced that its content management system now supports publishing to the Apple iPad, Amazon Kindle, Sony Reader, Barnes & Noble nook and other e-readers.
Ephox launches Content Management Tool
[2010-01-19] Online authoring software provider Ephox announced today the latest version of the company's rich text editor, EditLive! V7.
Enterprise Content Management Receives Most ROI From Collaboration
[2010-01-05] I recently received a review copy of the Forrester report on ECM investment projections. Stephen Powers and his team surveyed 170 knowledge managers with decision-making roles in enterprise content management about their plans for the coming year.
Why It Is Better To Create Your Own Blog Content
[2009-12-15] A topic that's guaranteed to provoke some passionate opinion is that of ghost blogging: whether it's right or wrong and whether you should do it or not in a business context in particular.
Google Wave Brings Collaborative Content Management To The Forefront
[2009-12-01] Imagine you had an infinitely-long strip of paper that you, and your friends, could write on anywhere along the strip. Imagine that you could write anywhere along that strip anytime, or even all at the same time.
ECM: Tips for Managing Change Effectively
[2009-11-17] While researching ECM, you've probably read some discouraging statistics about IT project failures, ranging anywhere from 30% to 50%. Gartner analyst Mark Gilbert recently noted that over 30% of ECM projects do not realize full success, according to discussions held with clients during 2008.
WhiteHouse.gov Switches To Open Source CMS - Drupal
[2009-11-03] If you've been keeping up with technology under the Obama administration, you'd notice hints at looking more into open source technology. The US Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra has been making pushes to greater open source adoption. The latest news, while small by itself could be the precursor for more change. The site WhiteHouse.gov has switched their CMS to Drupal.
Closer Inspection Of The Goals Of Blogging
[2009-10-20] Attending BlogWorld this year generated a lot of questions in my mind about blogging and challenged some assumptions I've held dear for perhaps too long. I'm not saying that all of these items below are wrong, but just that they deserve closer inspection. And, as always, YMMV.
The 31 Flavors Of A Good Content Management System
[2009-10-06] There are a lot of people who think that WordPress is just blogging software, but it's much more than that. It can be a website's entire content management system (CMS). Here are 31 reasons why WordPress works as a CMS.
Manage And Deliver A Broad Set Of Content Information To Users
[2009-09-22] Open Text is a relatively old player in the enterprise content management and collaboration space. It recently announced Open Text Web Solutions 10, the latest release of Open Text╒s Web Content Management (WCM) software.
Keeping Your Content Management System Updated
[2009-09-08] If you do nothing else today hackers have been busy coming up with a new Wordpress hack that is making the rounds this week. While Wordpress hacks are nothing new, Lorelle on Wordpress says that this attack is going to be bad, and is bad right now.
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