Captiva Software Corporation, a provider of input management solutions, has announced the availability of Dispatcher 4.0, a new version of its document classification and extraction software.
Posted Nov 11, 2005
Ektron, a provider of Web content management software, has announced the availability of Ektron CMS400.NET Version 5.1.
Posted Nov 11, 2005
Information Mapping, Inc. (IMI), a provider of Information Life Cycle Solutions to the Global 1000, has announced it has acquired XML technology to be integrated with Content Mapper, a front-end MS-Word-based authoring tool that generates XML and links with Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Systems.
Posted Nov 11, 2005
XHP has announced the release of its CMS-eXpandable Home Page.
Posted Nov 08, 2005
Mediasurface, an AIM listed content management provider, has launched the latest version of its content management suite (CMS).
Posted Nov 08, 2005
SiberLogic, a provider of XML content technology, has announced the addition of semantic knowledge modeling to the S1000D support already provided in its content management solution, SiberSafe.
Posted Nov 08, 2005
Percussion Software, a developer of practical software solutions, has introduced Rhythmyx 5.7, the newest version of its Enterprise Content Management System.
Posted Nov 08, 2005
Open Text Corporation, an independent provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software, has announced it has committed to offering Open Text’s Artesia Digital Asset Management (DAM) solution for Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database platform to help customers more effectively manage digital assets.
Posted Nov 08, 2005
Kentico Software, a web content management solutions vendor, has added ASP.NET 2.0 support to the latest version of Kentico CMS.
Posted Nov 04, 2005
Jabber, Inc., a provider of real-time presence and messaging solutions, has introduced a tiered Developer and a Strategic Technology Partner Program that coincides with the announcement of three applications developed jointly with Jabber, Inc.
Posted Nov 04, 2005
KnowledgeLake, Inc., a provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software for Microsoft SharePoint, has announced that its next major product release will extend the new ECM feature set in the upcoming Microsoft Office release, code named Office “12”.
Posted Nov 04, 2005
Sun Microsystems has introduced its T10000 enterprise tape drive, which extends the performance delivered via StorageTek's earlier T-Series drives to provide businesses with access to large volumes of information.
Posted Nov 04, 2005
Vasont Systems is releasing the newest version of its Vasont content management software at the Gilbane Conference in Boston this month. Vasont’s CMS is designed to enable users to manage, organize, and reuse content for multiple print, CD, wireless, and Web formats. In fact, Vasont boasts that its clients report 71% content reuse.
Posted Nov 04, 2005
AGAMBS has announced the release of AGAMBS Partitioner 1.1 for Oracle.
Posted Nov 01, 2005
Vasont Systems, a provider of content management software and data services, has announced that the Vasont Universal Integrator (VUI) integrates with the latest release of Adobe FrameMaker software.
Posted Nov 01, 2005
Vasont Systems, a provider of content management software and data services, has announced that the Vasont Universal Integrator (VUI) integrates with the latest release of Adobe FrameMaker software.
Posted Nov 01, 2005
XyEnterprise, a provider of XML content management and enterprise publishing solutions, and Blast Radius Inc., a provider of XML content creation and collaboration solutions, have announced a partnership that integrates Blast Radius XMetaL DITA Edition into XyEnterprise's flagship content management system, Content@.
Posted Nov 01, 2005
SiteScape Inc., a provider of secure Web-based workflow and collaboration solutions, has announced SiteScape Forum ZX, an all-in-one collaboration platform that allows team members to share information both in real-time and asynchronously.
Posted Nov 01, 2005
Nearly ten years ago, Peter Pirolli and Stuart Card, information scientists at Xerox PARC, compared humans seeking information on computers and the Web to animals foraging in the wild for food. They equated clues that lead animals to food (usually their noses picking up a scent) to clues in a Web page that might lead to what they called information patches. “Informavores,” they called us content foragers.
Posted Nov 01, 2005
ClearStory Systems helps SPE find a better way to manage its assets and to compress the time associated with review and approval cycles
Posted Nov 01, 2005
When you think of KM, you probably think of the corporate variety, but there is also a more personal type of knowledge management whereby individual workers try to keep track of the information they encounter in their daily work lives, and more importantly, make intelligent use of that information.
Posted Nov 01, 2005
In contrast to previous generations of technology that focused primarily on automating business processes within the organization largely to reduce cost, this new generation of technology will shift to amplifying the practices of people, especially as they seek to collaborate. This new breed of software—which includes collaborative workspaces, blogs, and wikis—allows companies and individuals to address unexpected challenges and opportunities.
Posted Nov 01, 2005
EMC Corporation, a provider of information management and storage, has outlined its strategy to enable customers to benefit from a holistic set of archiving policies and access tools for all information, regardless of origin, type, or location.
Posted Oct 28, 2005
Siteworx has created and launched a separate subsidiary around Axiom, its platform for enabling Web communications, commerce, and database functions as part of the enterprise.
Posted Oct 28, 2005
People archive all the time and don't even realize it, much less realize its value. For instance, a mother may want to have records about her son who recently enlisted in the Army. Her pride may cause her to keep track of his accomplishments, yet these records will take on profound importance if he loses his life fighting in Iraq. We often do not grasp the importance of archiving until a major event in history shows us why we should stay connected with the past.
Posted Oct 28, 2005