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DocFinity Document Management Adds eForms Capabilities
The recent release of Optical Image Technology’s (OIT) upgraded DocFinity adds electronic Forms to the document management software that it launched in March 2009 after a ground upwards rebuild. The new DocFinity eForms will enable users to create, manage, distribute, process and store electronic forms that can be easily integrated
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Oracle Calling For JavaOne Conference Submissions
The ink is barely dry on the Oracle and Sun sign-off, but already they are getting it together for the entire world to see as they stage their respective conferences at the same time and the same venue this year. The JavaOne 2010 conference will take place in San Francisco
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Eclipse Plug ins Help Build Apps for the Oracle Fusion Middleware Platform
Underlining what it says is its commitment to open source communities and developers, Oracle (news, site) has just announced the release of a new enterprise pack consisting of a number of certified plug-ins that enable developers to build Java EE and Web Services applications for the Oracle Fusion Middleware platform.
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dotCMS Adds eCommerce Features to Open Source Web CMS
For dotCMS (news, site), eCommerce + Web CMS seems like a match made in heaven. Reason #1: Everyone wants to do eCommerce nowadays. Reason #2: Java+Java == Eternal love in the marriage of two Java-based software companies: KonaKart (eCommerce vendor) and dotCMS (open source Web CMS
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Oracle Gets EU Thumbs-Up For Sun Acquisition
Oracle (news, site) has announced that it has received regulatory approval from the European Commission for its acquisition of Sun Microsystems (news, site ).
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Snowbound Upgrades Java Doc Viewer, Adds FileNet Connector
The only better marketing tool than price cutting in the current climate is software upgrades. Snowbound Software has done just that with their document viewer software with functions they have hugely simplified and to which they have added a FileNet P8 connector.
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Jahia, Datamatics Partnership Offers Open Source ECM Internationally
Open source content management vendor Jahia (news, site) and Datamatics Global Services a developer of intelligent business applications, have announced that they are getting together to provide enterprise content management systems to international organizations.
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Choosing a CMS: Plone and Its Competition
Martin Aspeli of the Plone (news, site) project recently sat down and evaluated a "whole slew" of web content management systems. From there, he's digested his observations and shared them in the form of a fairly extensive writeup.
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WCM Field Notes: The Skinny on JCR, CMIS and OSGi
WCM Fields Notes is a regular column written in collaboration with Jon Marks (@McBoof), head of development at LBi. This first issue looks at evolving standards in the content management space and how they might influence you when selecting and implementing a web content management system. The
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Vyre Unify 4.5 Supports Portlet Standard 2.0
Vyre (news, site ) has recently announced the latest version of their web content management system now supports Portlet Standards 2.0. But that's not all that is new. What's New in Vyre Unify 4.
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CoreMedia V Web CMS: Social, Adaptive and Open
We said it was coming and come it has. CoreMedia (news, site) has announced the latest version of its web content management system as IMS 2009. A Complete Communications Suite CoreMedia V is a full featured web content managemen t suite that contains everything you need to
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Ex-Percussion-ist Beardslee Joins Open Source dotCMS
Notice a trend? Open source is "stealing" away closed-sourced content management talent. The most recent one to be charmed away is Bill Beardslee, who, until recently, was a SVP, marketing and business development, at the Web CMS vendor Percussion. Who knows whether it’s better weather (think Miami), or more
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Solr 1.4 Offers Richer Document Indexing, Faster Search
Any day now (if not already), the newest version of Apache's Solr (news, site) project hits the streets. A year in the making since the previous release, the Java-based, open source enterprise search server Solr 1.4 offers some exciting feature and performance improvements.
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Hippo Invites Open Source CMS Devs to Contribute on #ForgeFriday
Got a Hippo heart? Hippo (news, site) will open its doors to all supporters of open source and open source content management software on October 30, 2009. The event called #ForgeFriday is scheduled to take place in Hippo offices in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and Petaluma, CA
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