It started with an intention to solve the world’s WCM problems at Aarhus09. Analysts felt that there is something broken in WCM that needs to be fixed. To figure out what exactly is broken they all jumped on twitter under #fixwcm hash tag and started tweeting it with whole lot of questions, comments, concerns, advices [...]
Filed under: Market Share/Trends, Web Content Management | Tagged: RFP, Vendor | 6 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 »
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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It’s been quite some time that I am into responding RPFs and RFIs in Portal and Content Management space and sometimes jump onto implementation for the solution that we have provided .This post highlights issues that project delivery faces when a customer hides the information of its existing software infrastructure during pre –engagement stage. Most [...]
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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 »
