Atomz, a provider of hosted enterprise Web site applications, has announced new On-Demand Web Site Solutions for enterprise, commerce, and media companies.
Posted Feb 10, 2004
CrownPeak Technology, a provider of hosted content management, has announced that it will provide its Advantage CMS system to all of CurtCo Media's current titles, including Robb Report, Robb Report Home Entertainment & Design, Worth, The Robb Report Collection, Robb Report Motorcycling, and CurtCo's Digital TV.
Posted Feb 10, 2004
Nstein Technologies has joined the Cognos Partner Program (CPP) as a Technology Partner.
Posted Feb 10, 2004
It’s easy to understand that when multiple users try to create, share, analyze, and store data, problems can surely escalate. Hence the evolution of content analysis tools, designed to meet the challenges of handling and understanding the use of information found not only on public Web sites, but also company intranets, extranets, and portals.
Posted Feb 09, 2004
Open Text Corporation, provider of Livelink collaboration and content management software for the enterprise, is introducing new software tools for corporate governance compliance, including the ability to upload information from internal controls databases, such as Deloitte's Risk and Controls Knowledgebase or RACK.
Posted Feb 06, 2004
NetXposure, a Web application development firm, has announced an exclusive distribution agreement signed with Reaction Data Management Ltd. for the sale and support of its Image Portal product line and related professional services.
Posted Feb 06, 2004
GeoLearning, Inc., a provider of hosted learning management systems and elearning content, has announced that the U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) has selected the GeoMaestro learning management system and elearning delivery platform to manage agency-wide etraining.
Posted Feb 06, 2004
iTKO, Inc., an enterprise software development tool provider, has announced LISA 2.0 software for Web Services testing.
Posted Feb 06, 2004
DataPower Technology, Inc., the creator of intelligent XML-Aware Network (XAN) infrastructure, has announced a new program that addresses the need to bind specific, XML-based vertical industry standards to more general standards that are essential for any Web service deployment.
Posted Feb 06, 2004
Applimation, Inc., a provider of information and application lifecycle management solutions, announced the launch of Applimation Informia and Applimation Integra, two solutions designed to help companies manage the impact of data growth and continuously ensure the integrity of enterprise applications as they change throughout the application lifecycle.
Posted Feb 03, 2004
Stellent, Inc., a provider of content management solutions, has announced support for the Linux version of its application on the IBM eServer zSeries mainframe.
Posted Feb 03, 2004
Hummingbird Ltd., a developer of enterprise information management systems (EIMS), has announced plans to offer a suite of 64-bit native connectivity software for Intel Itanium 2 processor platforms.
Posted Feb 03, 2004
Sybase, Inc., a provider of enterprise infrastructure and mobile software, has announced that Percussion Software, Inc., an enterprise content management software supplier, has chosen to embed Sybase's Content Capture Technology and Mach Desktop solutions into the Rhythmyx product line, in an effort to provide its customers with a unified solution for accelerated content delivery in conjunction with their content management system.
Posted Feb 03, 2004
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P has implemented LexisNexis Total Search, a Web browser-based application, in an effort to boost the firm's knowledge management capabilities.
Posted Feb 03, 2004
The CMS Wizard was developed to require minimal technical skills and to allow for the creation of content-managed Web sites within minutes.
Posted Feb 03, 2004
Take a look at three content management scenarios in vertical markets that each has unique needs in order to help make a decision about the content management solution that will be right for your organization.
Posted Feb 02, 2004
IXOS Software, a provider of enterprise content management (ECM), has announced the extended functionality of its Lotus Notes solutions to help enterprises handle business-critical communication more effectively.
Posted Jan 30, 2004
Artesia Technologies has announced version 5.1 of its Artesia TEAMS solution with new features.
Posted Jan 30, 2004
International management and information science publisher, Emerald, has announced the release of JADE, an online article submission and peer review system.
Posted Jan 30, 2004
Open Text Corporation. provider of the Livelink collaboration and content management software, annouced that it is introducing a solution developed to give life sciences companies a single, unified environment for managing the process of assembling, approving, releasing, and archiving new drug and medical device applications required to enable human clinical trials and product marketing.
Posted Jan 30, 2004
Stellent, Inc., a provider of content management solutions, has announced that Regis Corporation, an owner, operator, and franchisor of hair and retail product salons, has selected Stellent Universal Content Management in an effort to develop a more sophisticated intranet.
Posted Jan 30, 2004
Nstein Technologies Inc., a provider of software solutions for managing and retrieving unstructured information, has announced the sale of its full compliment of indexing and retrieval software, and professional service to VNU eMedia. The financial details regarding the sale have not been disclosed at VNU's request.
Posted Jan 30, 2004
ePeople, Inc., a provider of enterprise software that is designed to help teams in support, sales, service, and development to turn informal interactions into corporate knowledge, has announced the release ePeople Teamwork 5.1.
Posted Jan 30, 2004
Steelpoint, a provider of legal and compliance solutions, has announced timing for the release of Introspect eCM version 5.0.
Posted Jan 30, 2004
For decades, the econtent world had been rather unaffected by changes in laws and regulations—at least in the U.S. Mostly, it’s been business as usual… but not any more.
Posted Jan 27, 2004