…so a new meme was started by pie, then was followed by all other cmsgurus and then it became popular on twitter. Everybody went down their memory lane and shared how they started their career in Content Management. Therefore, here is what made me commit to the content management space. My Introduction to CMS I [...]
Filed under: Enterprise Content Management, Web Content Management | Tagged: Autonomy-IWOV, CMIS, Fatwire, Meme | 1 Comment »
Just read Russ’s blog. It’s a nice post that made me think if there is a single ECM vendor who really managed to make their customer happy with full-fledged ECM requirements. I think its not only mergers and acquisitions that led the large or mid size, organization to have various sub-ECM products from different vendors [...]
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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 »
Few days back Fatwire Introduced Microsoft SharePoint Connector as part of its Content integration platform. This new connector enables Fatwire CMS users to seamlessly access SharePoint content to use on the web. The Content Integration platform provides web-services-based, peer-to-peer content sharing capabilities that gives CMS users access to content stored across the enterprise without ever [...]
Filed under: Architecture and Integrations, Enterprise Content Management, Standards, Web Content Management | Tagged: CIP, CMIS, Fatwire | 1 Comment »
If Portals are the underlying technology for the presentation, aggregation, integration and SOA implementation (as every vendor talks about it ), then the Content Management System (CMS) is what feeds the portals. Portals, Ideally meant to be more towards integration and presentation side, are now coming up with their own version of built-in CMS. Besides Partnering [...]
Filed under: Architecture and Integrations, Collaboration, Enterprise Content Management, Market Share/Trends, Web Portals | Tagged: Fatwire, IBM-Websphere, Vendor | 1 Comment »
