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There’s always a high energy level at the semi-annual Enterprise 2.0 Conference, and I expect this June’s Boston event will be no exception. Please consider joining me there

Every time the last Thursday of the month rolls around, I’m reminded of the fun and interesting crowd that gathers at the Hoxton Hotel in London for the Last Thursday CMS social events

Today I’m excited to announce the release of a major update to our Digital Asset Management evaluation research stream

The world of document management is not one that most people associate with fun, laughter and good times. It has been described (by me on occasion) as about as exciting as watching paint dry

My colleague Adriaan Bloem has produced a short briefing answering two important questions that have emerged around Drupal Gardens

Within a week of the official SharePoint 2010 launch announcement, the platform’s broad ecosystem was buzzing with parallel announcements about integrations, add-ons, and support options. Contrast this with

We have been updating our evaluation of Open Text for ECM this week, and I was musing with my colleague Apoorv that although Open Text is one of the largest ECM vendors in the market

More than two years after it’s last major version was released, the Web CMS project Joomla! has announced the beta version of its next major release (1.6). For an open source project, that’s a lot of time between two versions.

Case in point: Today I chatted with the good people of Elkhart County, Indiana, about their experience of trying to consolidate all their document management needs to a single provider

One of the more interesting and surprising things to emerge from last week’s EMC World event in Boston was that the core Documentum Content Server has been repositioned into the xCP (Intelligent Case Management) product stack.

I’ve recently been using the analogy of selecting wine to describe the challenges of selecting software. To my delight, the analogy is catching on – to the point that within the Twitterverse, I’ve been dubbed a

It’s an important question that deserves an unbiased answer. Please join me a free webinar on Tuesday, 11 May, to explore potential alternatives for your organization

They say nothing unites us Indians more than Cricket. Mash that up with Bollywood, big money, politics, as well as sleaze, and you get the multi-billion dollar Indian Premier League (IPL)

FatWire recently announced two new products — Gadget Server and Community Server — both aimed at website visitors

I spent several days anxiously keeping track of the latest updates on the cloud hanging over Europe. It gave me plenty of time to ponder just how important on-line communications play a role in this nowadays.

Microsoft has announced the "Release-to-Manufacturing" (i.e., final production) version of SharePoint 2010. We’re still advising most customers to go-slow on SP2010 to allow

Please join my colleague Alan Pelz-Sharpe next Tuesday, 27 April at 11am EDT for a free webinar, "Why ECM and WCM Projects Fail: Best Practices to Prevent Your Project From Failing"

In a little less than a month, I’ll be doing a half-day workshop in New York City as part of the annual Henry Stewart Digital Asset Management Conference

Yesterday we released our "Cross-Check" for Web Analytics vendors, circa mid-2010