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Tag: seth gottlieb
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14 Rules for Selecting the Right Content Management System (CMS)
Choosing the right content management system for your business is a huge investment and risk. Here are 14 tips to make sure you choose the right one.
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Goodbye WYSIWYG for Web Content Management Systems?
CMS platform provider SetSeed CMS thinks it offers a better alternative to WYSIWYG-based content management in its newest version. SetSeed 8 — with an all-new interface, improved mobile experience and new APIs — avoids problems caused by What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) CMSs, company representatives claim. SetSeed 8 also
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Publish is Not Just a Button
The death of publishing has been heralded for years now as the means to circulate content became easier and more readily accessible with a computer or mobile device.
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Replacing Your Web CMS May Be Exactly the Wrong Thing To Do
Dissatisfaction is spreading through the world of web content management like an epidemic, and while it’s easiest to pass the blame off on the tools you use, chances are that good ol’ fashioned human failures are the actual culprit.
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Are Open Source Applications Really Less Secure?
Ever wonder how secure your open source web application really is? Security company Qualys has a tool called BlindElephant that can tell you, and they have run some tests. What A BlindElephant Can Tell You Qualys has offered its BlindElephant software as an open source tool to help you get
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8 Great Tips for Web Product Management
Regardless of whether you're implementing a Web CMS, iterating a web application or building a new web platform from scratch your technical project environment is probably fairly chaotic -- most are.
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Selecting a CMS: Managing Product Demos
If you followed the advice from the first two articles in this series (How to build a short list and Developing scenarios ), you should have a good idea of what you are looking for and with what products you might find some content management system bliss.
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Selecting a CMS: Developing Usage Scenarios
In my last article, I described how to avoid the analysis-paralysis trap and quickly make your way to a short list of content management software options. If you missed that article, check out Selecting a CMS: How to Build a Short List. If you followed the recommended approach, you
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Selecting a CMS: How to Build a Short List
It is easy to see why most companies struggle with the CMS selection process. The market is flooded with hundreds of products and there does not appear to be a "safe", market-leading choice.
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Gilbane SF: How to Select a Web Content Management System
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we cover tons of solutions every day. In fact, Seth Gottlieb, founder of Content Here says there are somewhere between 1,700 and 2,000 products out there that call themselves content management systems, so options certainly aren’t the problem.
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CMS Selection - Death to the Features Matrix
Researching and selecting a web content management system is often an arduous process. On the outset, few organizations realize what they are getting into. And most team reps and decision makers have other daily responsibilities that compete for their attention.
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Content Here Releases Report on Open Source Java WCMs
Content Here, an analyst and consulting firm that focuses on content management technologies has published a report entitled Open Source Web Content Management in Java. The report provides detailed reviews of seven software solutions including Alfresco, Apache Lenya, Daisy CMS, Hippo CMS, Jahia, Magnolia, and OpenCms.
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Homebrew is for Beer, Not Content Management
At the outset, building a Web Content Management System from scratch can seem like a good idea. And frankly, for some of us techy types, building such a thing can sound like a lot of fun as well. After all, commercial content management systems are expensive and require a lot
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