Recently, I was part of Web Portal selection process, various vendors proposed their product and came up with demos and tried their best to answer most of the questions which we asked them in our RFP. One of the question was about ‘Integration with our existing CMS’. This was the area where I was interested [...]
Filed under: Architecture and Integrations, Web Content Management, Web Experience Management, Web Portals | Tagged: Content Delivery, MobileWeb, Mobility, RFP | Leave a Comment »
Few days back Fatwire Software announced the launch of the Fatwire Rescue Program for Vignette and Interwoven WCM customers. The program will enable customers of Interwoven and Vignette to upgrade to FatWire’s WCM solutions at no license cost. However, this holds good only if they engage Fatwire’s supported or so-called ‘proven’ migration tools and services.Vamosa [...]
Filed under: Architecture and Integrations, Evaluation/Reviews, Standards, Web Content Management | Tagged: CIP, CMIS, Fatwire | 2 Comments »
IT analyst firm Gartner, Inc., has ranked IBM as the worldwide market share leader in the Portal Products and User Interaction Tools enterprise software segment. Here is my take – There is no question on the capabilities and functionalities of IBM WebSphere Portal V 6.1, which is well designed to collaborate the information from users, [...]
Filed under: Acquisition, Architecture and Integrations, Evaluation/Reviews, Market Share/Trends, Open Source, Web Portals | Tagged: IBM-Websphere, Liferay, SUN JES, Vendor | 3 Comments »
I’m currently seeing a new trend these days, it’s about portals and content management systems going above and beyond their technologies, language and platform to get integration with SharePoint. I have put my views on how Content Management Systems (Fatwire and Immediacy WCMs 6.1) are tending towards integrating with SharePoint. Now, it’s the open source [...]
Filed under: Architecture and Integrations, Enterprise Content Management | Tagged: CIP, Fatwire, SharePoint | Leave a Comment »
