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Open Source dotCMS Aims to Ease Install Pains
dotCMS (news, site), a J2EE/Java-friendly open source CMS, released a Windows installer for dotCMS v1.7 (famed for its plugin architecture ).
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eXo Takes Its Enterprise CMS and CEO to the US
Another European company has announced that it is opening a US office. This time the location is San Francisco and the company is open source solution provider eXo (news, site ).
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Debate WCM Futures - Summit in Zurich and Chicago
You may have already chosen your web content management system, but that's only a start. Strategies, stories, successes and the future. These are things you want to take in as you work your way towards a successful CMS implementation.
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Jahia Cloud: Conquering Amazon EC2 for More CMS Flexibility
Many in the content management industry (and beyond) seem to be slightly obsessed with the buzz that the “cloud” is. The opinions can be quite polar, but for now we’ll concentrate on those embracing virtualization.
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The Future of Content Management - Join the Conversation
Prioritizing your needs and then selecting a content management system for your organization is an involved process. It often helps to hear how others have succeeded or failed to achieve similar goals, and what partners and channels are available to help you with your implementation.
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eXo Provides Collaboration, Content Management to JBoss GateIn
eXo (news, site) has taken its relationship with RedHat one step further today by offering the first major deliverable that adds its enterprise content management and collaboration software into the new JBoss GateIn portal. A Match Made in Heaven Ever since a former JBoss employee joined the eXo
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SpringSource Buys Cloud Foundry, Java Goes Skyward
Though they themselves were just acquired by VMware, it appears that SpringSource (news, site) isn’t taking a second of down time. This week the company exercised its own wallet by picking up Cloud Foundry, a new-ish startup focused on pushing Java into the cloud.
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Hippo CMS Team Inks Strategic Capgemini Partnership
Software vendors need integration partners. And if one were to choose, these partners should be sophisticated, have a lively and broad Rolodex, be well respected in the sector and be capable of adding momentum to the project at hand. Hippo (news, site), the makers of a Java-based, open source web content management system,
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Edit OWL 2.0 Ontologies With New Protege 4.0
If you regularly run into words like "ontology" and acronyms like OWL, then you'll be pleased to hear that Protege 4.0 (news, site) has been released. Those who aren't deeply involved in the semantic web may not quite run to learn more, but semantic web technologies
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Latest Eclipse Release Makes Open Source CMS Life Easier
For many open source CMS developers -- be they PHP or Java coders -- the recent release of Eclipse Galileo (news, site ) is good news.
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Alfresco Partners to Provide Content as a Service
Alfresco (news, site) is one of the most well known open source enterprise content management providers. With over 1.4 million downloads of their solution already and a number of marque clients for the Alfresco Enterprise, they should be happy to continue business as usual.
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eXo, JBoss Community Merge Portals For Best of Breed Open Source Solution
Two Java-based portal projects are merging code bases in order to create a best of breed result through their combined strengths: eXo Platform SAS (news, site) and Red Hat's JBoss (news, site ).
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OpenCMS 7.5 Released with a Beefed Up Content Relation Engine
With the release of v7.5 of the open source content management system, OpenCms (news, site ), it looks like they gone through previous versions, underlined all the problems they could find, taken in-hand all reported bugs from their community, and fixed them.
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CIA Invests in Open Source Lucene, Solr Search
Yes, the Central Intelligence Agency is among 18 U.S. Intelligence organizations to benefit from the Apache Lucene/Solr enterprise search technology. In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s VC arm, has announced its investment into Lucid Imagination, a commercial provider of open source search technologies.
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