Disagreement in understanding can make a big difference in the end result of an IT project. In a discussion involving data, the terms content management, digital asset management, enterprise content management, and even enterprise resources management may be bandied about almost interchangeably. In business, things can get tricky surprisingly fast if the meaning of certain terms isn’t clear to everyone.
Posted Aug 19, 2004
Step Two Designs has released version 2.0 of the "Content Management Requirements Toolkit," designed to help organizations to select an appropriate CMS.
Posted Aug 17, 2004
FeedStream Inc., a Canadian software company, has announced the launch of FLUiD CMS 4.5, the latest version of their Web content management system (CMS).
Posted Aug 17, 2004
Stellent, Inc., a provider of content management solutions, has announced that SuperPages, a directory information provider in Canada, has chosen Stellent Universal Content Management to manage all customer documents and information for its call center operations.
Posted Aug 17, 2004
NetXposure, Inc. has shipped the latest versions of Image Portal, Image Portal X, and Hexafoo.
Posted Aug 17, 2004
Belus Technology has announced the new version of XStandard. XStandard is a standards-based WYSIWYG editor that can be used in Windows and browser-based content management systems to manage rich, multilingual content of any type.
Posted Aug 17, 2004
Juniper Networks, Inc. has introduced its SSL VPN solutions for the small-to-medium enterprise (SME) market, designed to provide SMEs with a secure, cost-effective, and easy-to-deploy solution for remote employees to access corporate networks.
Posted Aug 17, 2004
Macromedia has announced the immediate availability of the Macromedia Web Publishing System, Macromedia Contribute 3, and Macromedia FlashPaper 2.
Posted Aug 17, 2004
Interwoven, Inc., an enterprise content management (ECM) company, has announced the acquisition of the assets of Software Intelligence, Inc., a provider of records management (RM) systems.
Posted Aug 17, 2004
It would seem that traditional publishers have much to teach other types of organizations about the digital content mantra: Create once, use many. And what better way to use a CMS than to channel content into multiple outlets, allowing an initial expense to yield multiple revenue streams. But in reality, are traditional media companies deploying content management systems?
Posted Aug 16, 2004
HyperOffice has announced the availability of its online intranet application for small businesses.
Posted Aug 13, 2004
GeoLearning, Inc., a provider of ASP-hosted human capital management and development (HCMD) solutions, has announced a three-year contract with the New Jersey Department of Law & Public Safety on behalf of New Jersey’s Domestic Security Preparedness Task Force to deliver first responder training to police, fire, and emergency personnel using the GeoMaestro learning management platform.
Posted Aug 10, 2004
Stellent, Inc., a provider of content management solutions, has announced that QLogic Corp., a developer of storage networking infrastructure components, has selected Stellent Universal Content Management to support its enterprise-wide Web content management strategy, which encompasses 14 Web sites.
Posted Aug 10, 2004
Nstein Technologies Inc., a provider of business intelligence solutions, has revealed details of a contract previously announced on April 29, 2004, signed with Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) – an information technology services company.
Posted Aug 10, 2004
Open Text Corporation’s FirstClass division has announced the release of FirstClass 8.0, a new version of the company’s suite of integrated communication and messaging capabilities.
Posted Aug 10, 2004
Hot Banana Software Inc., a North American Web content management system company, has announced enhancements to its current version of Hot Banana.
Posted Aug 06, 2004
NetXposure, Inc. has announced Image Portal X version 3.0, a Web-based digital asset management solution built specifically for the Mac OS X platform.
Posted Aug 06, 2004
Open Text Corporation, a provider of enterprise content management (ECM) solutions, has announced that it will acquire Artesia Technologies, Inc. of Rockville, MD.
Posted Aug 06, 2004
The latest version of Clickability's hosted content management product, cmPublish, is now available to customers.
Posted Aug 03, 2004
Microsoft Corporation has announced the availability of telerik r.a.d.editor for Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 (MCMS).
Posted Aug 03, 2004
The Electronic Document Systems Foundation (EDSF), a non-profit organization dedicated to the document communications industry, has announced the creation of an industry resource designed to provide access to pertinent research, with educational value, from sources within the industry.
Posted Aug 03, 2004
Daum Communications Corp. of South Korea has purchased Lycos US, in an apparent effort to enter the US search market.
Posted Aug 03, 2004
A triple-barreled question facing many enterprises today is whether to use an application-building tool or "framework" to build a content management system (CMS); to buy one of the many out-of-the-box finished products in use by major Web sites; or to simply rent a CMS from an application service provider (ASP) and avoid the headache of running an application server in the enterprise’s data center.
Posted Aug 03, 2004
Bowstreet, a provider of development tools for J2EE applications, has announced that Winholesale, which provides business services for corporations that wholesale and distribute durable goods, has selected IBM WebSphere Portal and Bowstreet Portlet Factory to connect legacy data and provide role-based access to financial information.
Posted Jul 30, 2004
CoreMedia has announced that its newly launched Smart Content Technology v4.2. provides the infrastructure for the German public TV station ARD’s new Olympic Internet site (olympia.ARD.de).
Posted Jul 30, 2004