Daptiv, a provider of collaborative business software, and Pervasive Software, a provider of embeddable data management and agile integration software, announced a partnership.
Posted Jan 25, 2008
Eduventures, a learning collaborative research and consulting company, and Outsell, Inc., a syndicated research and advisory firm for companies in the information industry, jointly announced Outsell's acquisition of Eduventures' business research division.
Posted Jan 25, 2008
For those wishful thinkers who dream of corporate "knowledge management," few tools are more seductive than the enterprise wiki. In the idyllic wiki Web 2.0 future, all your mission-critical information will be easily accessible with a quick keyword search. What's wrong with this picture? We have plenty of evidence in its favor. Hasn't Wikipedia shown us all the way?
Posted Jan 25, 2008
It takes more than desire to move your business into other countries. Companies that successfully transition to world markets understand the cultural, legal, and linguistic differences across these different markets. Further, they build technology and content infrastructure to support a global presence.
Posted Jan 24, 2008
MWW Group turned to Socialtext to better manage projects, track news in real time, gather information updates, and ease communications for its own disparate workforce, as well with as clients around the world.
Posted Jan 24, 2008
Openwave Systems Inc., a software provider enabling revenue-generating personalized services which converge the mobile and broadband experience, announced a joint collaboration with Japanese Internet start-up, Zero Start Communications Co. Ltd.
Posted Jan 22, 2008
IBM announced plans for a software portfolio expansion geared to the needs of millions of companies from 5 to 500 employees that want to focus on growing their businesses instead of running their office systems.
Posted Jan 22, 2008
Part of email's appeal from the start was its ability to link team members who didn’t have the luxury of sharing a space. In some cases, it was teams comprised of individuals throughout a university campus; in others, it was researchers located across the globe. There is also a characteristic that computer folk and academics share: a tendency to keep odd hours. Email helped with this. Much of early email was limited to internal-only mailbox systems that let team members leave messages for others to pick up and respond to whenever they happened to come in and boot up. So, between team playing and time shifting, what’s not to love? A whole lot.
Posted Jan 22, 2008
Jabber, Inc. announced that the U.S. Marine Corps has selected the Jabber Extensible Communications Platform (Jabber XCP).
Posted Jan 18, 2008
The Thomson Corporation has established a presence in the emerging business-to-business social networking space, announcing the addition of Boston-based Contact Networks, and its enterprise relationship management (ERM) product, ContactNet, to its portfolio of business intelligence and relationship management services for legal and other professional markets.
Posted Jan 18, 2008
Perceptive Software, creator of ImageNow enterprise document management, imaging, and workflow software, announced the release of ImageNow Interact for Microsoft SharePoint.
Posted Jan 18, 2008
EntropySoft, a European provider of the ECI (Enterprise Content Integration) market, specialist in the integration of unstructured data, announced the availability of its Interwoven TeamSite connector.
Posted Jan 18, 2008
Sun Microsystems, Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire MySQL AB, an open source provider and developer of open source databases for approximately $1 billion in total consideration.
Posted Jan 18, 2008
Oracle Corporation and BEA Systems have entered into a definitive agreement under which Oracle will acquire all outstanding shares of BEA for $19.375 per share in cash.
Posted Jan 18, 2008
SpringCM, the leader in on-demand document management and workflow, announced the availability of SpringCM 4.1, the newest version of the company's document management and workflow software as a service.
Posted Jan 15, 2008
SiberLogic, a provider of XML content technology, announced SiberSafe On-Demand, a risk-free, monthly subscription approach to XML content management.
Posted Jan 15, 2008
LongJump, a provider of customizable, interconnected, on-demand business applications, has unveiled application-programming interfaces designed to enable LongJump's platform to deliver a "Database-as-a-Service" (DaaS) offering.
Posted Jan 11, 2008
NetXposure, Inc. announced the availability of NETXPOSURE 5, a new enterprise digital asset management (DAM) system that is designed to combine the flexibility of the web with the responsiveness of the desktop.
Posted Jan 11, 2008
Percussion Software, a provider of web content management (WCM) software solutions for improving online customer interactions, announced that Aearo Technologies, a company in the personal protection industry, has selected Percussion's Rhythmyx as its WCM solution for developing a global web presence.
Posted Jan 08, 2008
MindTouch, an open source wiki platform company, announced an upgrade to Deki Wiki, a vendor-backed wiki.
Posted Jan 08, 2008
PaperThin, Inc., a mid-market content management software vendor, announced that four customers have recently gone live on CommonSpot Version 5.0, including: LeSea Broadcasting, Ping Identity, Tulane University, and Tuthill Corporation.
Posted Jan 04, 2008
EMC Corporation, a profider of information infrastructure solutions, and Document Sciences Corporation announced that they have signed a definitive agreement whereby EMC will acquire publicly-held Document Sciences Corporation.
Posted Dec 28, 2007
The Financial Times announced an agreement with Factiva to provide access to FT content under a new licensing model.
Posted Dec 21, 2007
Spring CM, a provider of on-demand enterprise content management (ECM) solutions, announced the opening of its new corporate headquarters in California.
Posted Dec 21, 2007
CMS Watch, a buyer-oriented analyst firm that evaluates content technologies, released research finding that enterprise portal technology buyers have largely moved beyond marketplace hype to take a more realistic -- and more successful -- approach to portals as a special type of enterprise web platform.
Posted Dec 21, 2007