Litigation Solution, Inc. (LSI), a manager in litigation support services including computer forensics, electronic discovery, document imaging, and trial support services for law firms and corporate legal departments, has announced its “Forensic Vault” service to forensically capture, copy, secure, store, and restore electronic evidence for corporations and law firms operating in Texas or the Federal Courts.
Posted Jul 25, 2006
JotSpot, an application wiki company, has announced the immediate availability of JotSpot 2.0, the next-generation of its wiki application platform.
Posted Jul 25, 2006
Merrill Lynch may well have released the only investment analyst report that created an entire industry, in November 1998. Over the next few years, the number of portal vendors rose quite dramatically, and by 2001 there were perhaps more than 100 vendors in the market, none of them making any revenues worth counting. Which is why eight years later there are no more than around a dozen major players, and most of those are IT-industry giants like IBM and Oracle.
Posted Jul 25, 2006
Whether by acquisition, merger, or the expanding global marketplace, more and more companies find themselves handling content in multiple languages. Managing multilingual content adds (at least) a layer of complexity to the overall content management process. Fortunately, there are systems available that involve both CMS vendors and translation service providers to bring the process under control.
Posted Jul 25, 2006
Day Software, a provider of integrated content, portal, and digital asset management software, and content repository technology, has announced Day Content Repository Extreme (CRX) version 1.2, which enables the storage, management, and exchange of content across enterprises.
Posted Jul 21, 2006
Open Text Corporation, a provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software, has announced the global availability of Artesia DAM, version 6.6, running on Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and Windows Server 2003.
Posted Jul 18, 2006
SealedMedia helps the German Sports University Cologne develop digital coursework by enabling it to easily digitally collaborate while protecting its valuable assets in the process.
Posted Jul 18, 2006
Though the term portal remains a broadly misused word, enterprise IT leaders consistently rank portal technology near the top of their investment plans. So it’s no surprise that open source portal projects are trying to claim their share of the buzz.
Posted Jul 18, 2006
MindTouch has announced the general availability of the MindTouch Managed Office Server (MOS), an onsite wiki appliance specifically designed to meet the information management needs of small-to medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
Posted Jul 14, 2006
HyperOffice has introduced HyperShare for Outlook, software tools designed to help for business owners, employees, clients, partners and suppliers to work together as a team, plan projects, share and edit documents, schedule meetings, and stay connected via email.
Posted Jul 14, 2006
BEA Systems, a provider of enterprise infrastructure software, has announced the general availability of WebLogic Portal 9.2, WebLogic Server 9.2 and BEA Workshop for WebLogic 9.2.
Posted Jul 14, 2006
Atom Ltd., a provider of the WSCraft content management suite, has introduced a Global Partner Program.
Posted Jul 11, 2006
Hummingbird Ltd., a provider of enterprise software solutions, has received a proposal from Open Text Corporation indicating it is prepared to make an offer to acquire all of Hummingbird's outstanding shares at a price of US $27.25 cash per share.
Posted Jul 11, 2006
Mediasurface, the content management provider has announced version 5.4 of Morello.
Posted Jul 11, 2006
IBM has introduced two entry-level versions of search and content integration software.
Posted Jul 11, 2006
More and more often I hear clients who want a new website saying, “Why can’t we use a wiki?” or “shouldn’t we just start a blog?” This is particularly true of businesses and other large organizations that already have significant websites but aren’t satisfied with them for some reason or other.
Posted Jul 11, 2006
Content creators and users alike leverage tracking tools to help determine how content is being used. Accurate tracking allows content to be delivered in more meaningful contexts for users and advertisers, and can make a significant impact on the bottom line.
Posted Jul 11, 2006
Headfast, an electronic publishing and software services company, has launched Headfast Abstrax, a new content management system developed for abstracting and indexing services.
Posted Jul 07, 2006
Open Text Corporation, a provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software, has announced its intention to make an offer through a wholly-owned subsidiary for all of the common shares of Hummingbird Ltd. ("Hummingbird") at a price of $27.75 per common share in cash, representing a premium of approximately 20.0% over the closing price of the Hummingbird Shares.
Posted Jul 07, 2006
Knowledge inForm, Inc. has announced that it has licensed its series of electronic books to Gale Virtual Reference Library, Thomson Gale’s platform for delivering electronic reference material.
Posted Jun 30, 2006
CambridgeDocs, a provider of data management and enterprise publishing, has announced the release of the xDoc Structured Finance Toolkit, an application that automates data extraction from PDF-formatted financial tables.
Posted Jun 30, 2006
StoredIQ, Inc. a provider of automated Information Classification and Management (ICM) software, has announced it has completed integration between the company’s ICM 5000 content-based classification and policy management software and EMC Centera CAS.
Posted Jun 30, 2006
I have never lived in a development or suburb, but those I’ve visited seem to suffer from a confusion of quaint street-naming conventions in which Honeysuckle Lane intersects Honeysuckle Court. The fact that the houses look nearly identical is painfully exacerbated by the streets all bearing cloying and similar names, which has left me winding through speed bump-safe streets only to be frustrated by a surplus of cul-de-sacs. It leaves me with the impression that suburbs are insiders’ clubs, where only those who can detect the subtle distinctions between mass-market designs can navigate with confidence.
Posted Jun 27, 2006
Cadmus Communications Corporation has announced KnowledgeWorks Global Limited (KGL), a Cadmus subsidiary based in India, has expanded with two processing centers in Mumbai and Chennai.
Posted Jun 27, 2006
Ektron, Inc., a technology and market provider of web content management software, has unveiled its new DevCenter, a website dedicated to providing web developers, designers, and webmasters with resources to support them in building web, intranet and extranet sites, and applications.
Posted Jun 27, 2006