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Hortonworks Spreads its Open Source Wings to Bring Governance to Hadoop
We all know Hortonworks is committed to open source, insisting that it’s the way to innovate on Hadoop and deliver the best enterprise-grade technology to the marketplace. And though its main competitor, Cloudera (or at least a member of its management team) may have taunted that Hortonworks’ business model is
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What's New in January for Open Source CMS
WordPress, the Goliath of free and open source content management systems (CMS), closed the year with the release of a new version named in honor of yet another musician. Version 4.
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Open Source Has Won: Now What's Your Strategy?
During a break in the talk, one of the F100 folks leaned to another and whispered “I like everything I’ve seen about Unix -- except the people in this room.” Jump ahead 30 years. Have you ever been to an ApacheCon? It’s like living in the 70s all over again.
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TYPO3 Updates Open Source Web CMS Neos
Open source web content management (WCM) provider TYPO3 released a new version of Neos that officials there say improves the user experience for digital marketers in a "smoother" and more "time-saving" way. The Baar, Switzerland, open source vendor today releases Neos 1.
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A Future for Commercial Search
There's another aspect of ROI. 2014 has been marked by a significant level of financial investment in open source search. Venture funds are not charities, they expect a good return on their investment.
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What's New in December for Open Source CMS
It's a big day for Skien, Norway-based eZ Systems, which released the latest version of its flagship open source content management system this morning. The company describes the new release, eZ Publish 5.4, as more agile, more powerful and easier to learn and use than previous versions.
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What's New in November for Open Source CMS
It's been a, well, interesting month for free and open source content management systems (CMS) communities. Thousands of websites running Drupal, one of the world's most popular open source CMSs, may have been compromised by a "highly critical" security flaw. But Imperva, an IT security firm, claims attacks against
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Where's Marketing's Kevin Cochrane? Jahia Knows
Remember Kevin Cochrane — the former CMO of Mindjet, the former CMO of Open Text and former vice president of digital marketing at Adobe? Guess where he’s just popped up — apparently just a day after leaving Mindjet? At open source Web Content Management (WCM) vendor Jahia.
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EMC Should Sell Documentum, HP Should Buy It
EMC made big news yesterday when it announced its hybrid cloud play. Headlines raced across the wires saying things like “EMC Frantically Pivots Toward the Cloud” and “EMC Moves Fast To Retain Relevance And to Survive - More Acquisitions Announced.” This isn’t us making the drama.
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EMC Gets a Hybrid Cloud Play, Will Anyone Buy?
EMC has been blasting its trumpets about the cloud for at least four years. It might even be longer, as anyone who has been to an EMC World from 2010 onward can testify.
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If Hadoop Disappears, Will the Label on Your Distro Matter?
Olson has a way of saying things that cause a reaction.
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Will Cloud Foundry Be Key to Computing's History?
“The times they are a changin’.” For anyone who’s not a fan of rock music history that quote may not resonate, but it comes from a song that Bob Dylan wrote in the 1960s.
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What's New in October for Open Source CMS
Wordpress is the biggest name in open source content management systems (CMS), powering more than 47 percent of the entire Internet, according to BuiltWith. And last month more than 900 WordPress developers, content creators, and users gathered in Sofia, Bulgaria for the largest European WordPress conference to date, WordCamp Europe.
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What's New in September for Open Source CMS
There are plenty of free and open source content management systems (CMS). But no platform is as big or as common as WordPress. WordPress powers more than 12.7 million websites — an astounding 47.38 percent of the World Wide Web, according to BuiltWith, which monitors such things.
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