Content Integration Vs Content Migration

Posted on June 19, 2009 by Lokesh Pant

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 [...]

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Content Integration Platform and Content Interoperability

Posted on October 17, 2008 by Lokesh Pant

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 [...]

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JAX India 2007: Web2.0: What you should do?

Posted on May 29, 2007 by Lokesh Pant

Craig McClanahan talked on the Web2.0 at JAX India 2007.You can find more detilas about what he covered in Shishank’s post. Here’s a bit of elaboration of those 10 points what Craig suggested to make the web right :- 10 – Expose Data/Logic as services * Content is more important than presentation. * Use REST [...]

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Enterprise Portal and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Posted on May 23, 2006 by Lokesh Pant

Service-oriented architecture (SOA) is the talk of the enterprise fraternity. Not only the business is getting benefited but the potential of SOA is affecting the speed of application development process. This buzzword strikes Portal technology as well. These days organizations are in the process of migrating from traditional client/server, monolithic or disparate n-tier architecture to [...]

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Open Ajax and Collaboration

Posted on February 2, 2006 by Lokesh Pant

..so the big guys finally collaborate to push AJAX in the opensource community. IBM, BEA Systems Inc., Borland International Inc., Novell Inc., Oracle Corp. and Red Hat Inc., have formed a group to contribute code and work together to promote use of AJAX., they will call it Open Ajax. This group will promote the use [...]

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