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Implementing Better Search Functionality To Your CMS
[2009-06-30] It seems that that there could be a lot more done with WordPress' internal search. More results, better options, filters, or something to make the user experience better. So I started looking for options.

FatWire Named Leader In Customer-Centric Web
[2009-06-17] FatWire Software today announced that it has been named as a Leader in the Forrester Wave: Web Content Management for External Sites, Q2 2009. FatWire was cited as a vendor providing "business-user-oriented tools that enable not only the management of content, but targeted delivery, analysis, and optimization of content consumption as well."

Box.net Beginning To Flesh Out Their Social Side
[2009-06-03] Box.net began in 2005 to provide a way for people to store content on the web and access it from anywhere. Its capabilities have continued to expand along with the maturity of the enterprise 2.0 concept. Last week I spoke with Jen Grant, Amy White, and Sean Lindo from Box.net about their new features.

New Wave Of European CMS Vendors Come To The US
[2009-05-13] A "third wave" of European-based Web Content Management (CMS) vendors is hitting North American shores, offering buyers a greater variety of longstanding solutions, particularly in the areas of .NET support and open source platforms, according to research released today by independent evaluation firm, CMS Watch.

Study: Interest In Content Management On The Rise
[2009-04-28] In the past week or so, GM killed Pontiac, panic over swine flu began to build, and more bad news about home prices emerged. Not good stuff for the economy, all in all. But content management experts still appear to be in the clear, as yet another study has said interest in this field is on track to increase.

Spending On Web CMS Set To Increase
[2009-04-14] A new survey from the Aberdeen Group found that 42 percent of companies plan to increase their Web Content Management budgets this year.

Embedding A Search Engine In CMS Has Potential Benefits
[2009-03-31] In a shift away from recommending 3rd-party website search solutions, Web Content Management (CMS) vendors are increasingly offering site search services, with nearly 40% of major Web CMS vendors now embedding the open source Lucene engine, according to research released today by independent analyst and evaluation firm, CMS Watch.

New CMS Aimed At Online Publishers
[2009-03-17] TownNews.com has launched a new content management system that has drag-and-drop movable blocks of content for Internet sites.

Improve Enterprise Content Management With ECM3
[2009-03-02] Enterprises striving to align their business and technology efforts for improved Enterprise Content Management (ECM) can now assess their existing readiness and guide their ECM roadmap going forward, using the ECM Maturity Model ("ECM3"). The model was jointly developed by leading consulting firms Wipro Technologies, Hartman Communicatie, and Smigiel Consulting Group, along with independent analyst company CMS Watch, and released under creative commons today.

Box.net Makes Content Management More Social
[2009-02-17] Social media is all the rage these days; even Twitter, with its complete lack of a business plan, was able to raise $35 million in the midst of our recession. So it seems to be a smart choice on Box.net's part to give the latest version of its content management system a social side.

Pixelsilk Launches New Content Management System
[2009-02-10] Search engine optimization provider, Pixelsilk has launched its new content management system at this year's Search Marketing Expo West.

Adding Value To Your CMS
[2009-01-27] One of the features that make self-hosted WordPress such an excellent content management system or blogging platform (take your pick of description) is the easy way you can extend functionality through adding third-party plug-ins.

Is the DAM Mid Market Going Extinct?
[2009-01-06] The Digital Asset Management (DAM) and Media Asset Management (MAM) marketplace has split into a low end and high end, with mid-market solutions lacking, according to recent research conducted by CMS Watch, a vendor-independent analyst firm.

What Will Shape Content Technologies in 2009?
[2008-12-16] 2009 will bring significant changes to content technology marketplaces, according to research released by independent technology evaluation company, CMS Watch. CMS Watch reports and online education prepare technology buyers for successful implementations.

CMS Watch Evaluates SharePoint 2009
[2008-12-03] SharePoint 2007 customers are increasingly turning to Microsoft partners to provide capabilities where the platform either lacks or underperforms, according to research undertaken by CMS Watch, a vendor-independent analyst firm that evaluates content technologies.

When Does Your Site Need A Full CMS Solution?
[2008-11-11] Someone recently asked me how he knows whether to use shopping cart software or a full-blown content management system for a Web site. Does it depend on how large your site is? Does it depend on what kind of content you have? And, most importantly, which one is better for search marketing? These are good questions, so they deserve good answers.

Content Management News Update
[2008-10-28] Fierce Content Management is a weekly content management news update, which focuses on best practices for creating, storing and managing documents and information. The site says there are 23,000+ IT managers and executives who get Fierce Content Management via weekly email.

Sharepoint Integration With CMS
[2008-10-14] Many Web Content Management Systems (CMS) vendors have spent the last year trying to differentiate on SharePoint integration, but the results have been mixed, according to new research from CMS Watch, an independent analyst firm that evaluates content technologies.

Cost Effective Content Management Alternatives
[2008-10-07] Enterprise Content Management (ECM) technology buyers are under pressure to cut costs and justify expenses at a time when small and mid-market vendors are now providing less expensive alternatives to larger ECM vendors.

Content Management For The Thriving Mid-Market
[2008-09-23] Despite predictions of Microsoft dominance, mid-market Enterprise Content Management (ECM) vendors have become stronger and more diverse going into 2009, according to research from CMS Watch, an independent analyst firm that evaluates content technologies.

SharePoint Splits Enterprise Market
[2008-09-09] The rise of Microsoft SharePoint as the predominant departmental portal solution has led to two divergent reactions among traditional enterprise portal suppliers, with IBM, Oracle, and SAP now dividing up the top tier of the marketplace while a plethora of open source alternatives are expanding rapidly to compete directly with SharePoint, according to research undertaken by CMS Watch, a vendor-independent analyst firm that evaluates content technologies.

5 Ways to Re-Purpose Content
[2008-08-27] Content is King and links are Queen. Together with a nice dose of marketing they make a nice little kingdom. But what if you have trouble generating new content on a regular basis? How can resource strapped bloggers and busy web site owners leverage what they're already doing for the benefit of their online audiences and better search engine visibility?

CMS is Not Always the Best Solution
[2008-08-12] Lately I've had a number of clients who insist that a CMS is the only way they'll have a new site because it 'will save them so much money' when they don't have to get a designer to make changes for them.

SEO Guidelines To Build Into Your Proprietary CMS
[2008-07-15] There are often cases where a business will choose to develop a custom content management system (CMS) rather than buying something off the shelf.

CMS Vendors Try Web 2.0 Approach to Social Software
[2008-06-24] Traditional Web CMS vendors are increasingly touting their "Web 2.0"-style interaction services, but enterprises looking to roll out comprehensive social computing services will likely need to bring other tools into the mix, according to research released today at the Gilbane Conference by CMS Watch.

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