Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Check out new post about User Review - uCoz Website Builder http://www.cmscritic.com/user-review-ucoz-website-builder/ here
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
I just posted Packt Publishing announces publication of their Drupal 7 title on http://www.cmscritic.com/packt-publishing-announces-publication-drupal-7-title/
New blog post Daydream Announce Public Beta Release of FocusOPEN .NET Open Source Digital Asset Management System here: http://www.cmscritic.com/daydream-announce-public-beta-release-focusopen-net-open-source-digital-asset-management-system/
Monday, September 13, 2010
Check out new post about XWiki Enterprise 2.5 Milestone 1 released http://www.cmscritic.com/xwiki-enterprise-2-5-milestone-1-released/ here
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Check out new post about New version of SharePoint 2010's SDK is now available http://www.cmscritic.com/version-sharepoint-2010s-sdk/ here
Friday, September 10, 2010
I just posted The Evolution of Content Management on http://www.cmscritic.com/evolution-content-management/
New blog post Tiki Now Listed in Windows Web App Gallery here: http://www.cmscritic.com/tiki-listed-windows-web-app-gallery/
Thursday, September 9, 2010
O?Reilly, Open Government and the Ingenuity of Enthusiasm
I just read an interview that Tim O?Really gave to The Hill about government 2.0. In this interview, he reinforces his faith into ?government as a platform?, praises the Federal CIO Vivek Kundra for his open government activities and ? most importantly ? stresses that open government and open data is not only about transparency, [...]cms reviews
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What is a CMS?
During the numerous interviews we’ve conducted over the last few years, one of the questions we’ve continued to ask is “How do you define the term, CMS?”. We often ask this question because each person within the industry has their own interpretation of what it should mean.
Here is a collection of some of the responses we’ve received to this question:
Navin Nagiah, CEO of DotNetNuke Corporation (interview):
Linguistically, it means any system that helps you manage content – creating, storing, indexing, archiving, publishing, and distributing content. I think both ECM (Enterprise Content Management) and WCM (Web Content Management) are content management systems.
There is a distinct difference between the two today. ECM is what is internal to an organization. It is about managing information and processes inside a company. It is about document management and records management.
WCM is about managing the publishing and distribution of information. In one sense, WCM is about revenue and ECM is about net profit or the bottom line. WCM is about maximizing reach, while ECM is about internal process efficiency.
However, as people use web applications and portals for managing internal information such as document repositories and Web 2.0 tools such as wikis for collaboration and content creation, it is possible the lines between the two systems will blur over time.
Michael Siefert, CEO of Sitecore (interview):
I feel compelled to say that I sincerely dislike the term. CMS does a really good job of defocusing everyone on what is important, namely measurably driving your online success. Content doesn’t help you do that. Management of content doesn’t help you do that either. And system surely doesn’t.
Secondly, the term is ambiguous since it is used as a cover for both the area of ECM (Enterprise Content Management) and WCM (Web Content Management). From a business perspective nothing could be farther apart. ECM should help you be more efficient in your internal business processes. WCM should help you measurably driving your online success. A lot of businesses unfortunately still believe that it is a great strategy to centralize the management of all content in a CMS. There is a big difference between the processes of creating and managing a legal contract, to creating persona optimized content that will dynamically drive a personalized experience for the marketing department. The only thing in common here is that you can use a keyboard to author your text.
Even with this ambiguous term, Sitecore is selling CMS for a broad range of clients with great success. We will change the name when the customers, market and analysts are ready to suggest a new industry term.
Bill Rogers, CEO of Ektron (interview):
A CMS is no longer about just managing a piece of content on your Web site. A CMS should be able to allow a non-technical user to manage any asset on a Web site that they wish to interact with, whether that is a piece of content, a picture, a video or information that is pulled from other sources. The CMS should allow marketing teams to launch online campaigns and manage rich internet applications. As I say, in the future Web sites will be mash-ups of information and functionality pulled from multiple locations. A scalable Web CMS solution should be able to display and manage that information regardless of where it is coming from.
Matt Mullenweg, Founder of WordPress (interview):
I’m not crazy about the term content management. I don’t wake up and say “I want to manage some content today!” I want to blog. I want to podcast. To the extent WordPress is a competitor in the CMS space I think it’s because we try to re-examine common assumptions that traditional bloated CMSes make.
As you can see from the various responses, a CMS can be defined in numerous ways. It truly depends on each individual’s unique vision for what the term should mean.
Here is a collection of some of the responses we’ve received to this question:
Navin Nagiah, CEO of DotNetNuke Corporation (interview):
Linguistically, it means any system that helps you manage content – creating, storing, indexing, archiving, publishing, and distributing content. I think both ECM (Enterprise Content Management) and WCM (Web Content Management) are content management systems.
There is a distinct difference between the two today. ECM is what is internal to an organization. It is about managing information and processes inside a company. It is about document management and records management.
WCM is about managing the publishing and distribution of information. In one sense, WCM is about revenue and ECM is about net profit or the bottom line. WCM is about maximizing reach, while ECM is about internal process efficiency.
However, as people use web applications and portals for managing internal information such as document repositories and Web 2.0 tools such as wikis for collaboration and content creation, it is possible the lines between the two systems will blur over time.
Michael Siefert, CEO of Sitecore (interview):
I feel compelled to say that I sincerely dislike the term. CMS does a really good job of defocusing everyone on what is important, namely measurably driving your online success. Content doesn’t help you do that. Management of content doesn’t help you do that either. And system surely doesn’t.
Secondly, the term is ambiguous since it is used as a cover for both the area of ECM (Enterprise Content Management) and WCM (Web Content Management). From a business perspective nothing could be farther apart. ECM should help you be more efficient in your internal business processes. WCM should help you measurably driving your online success. A lot of businesses unfortunately still believe that it is a great strategy to centralize the management of all content in a CMS. There is a big difference between the processes of creating and managing a legal contract, to creating persona optimized content that will dynamically drive a personalized experience for the marketing department. The only thing in common here is that you can use a keyboard to author your text.
Even with this ambiguous term, Sitecore is selling CMS for a broad range of clients with great success. We will change the name when the customers, market and analysts are ready to suggest a new industry term.
Bill Rogers, CEO of Ektron (interview):
A CMS is no longer about just managing a piece of content on your Web site. A CMS should be able to allow a non-technical user to manage any asset on a Web site that they wish to interact with, whether that is a piece of content, a picture, a video or information that is pulled from other sources. The CMS should allow marketing teams to launch online campaigns and manage rich internet applications. As I say, in the future Web sites will be mash-ups of information and functionality pulled from multiple locations. A scalable Web CMS solution should be able to display and manage that information regardless of where it is coming from.
Matt Mullenweg, Founder of WordPress (interview):
I’m not crazy about the term content management. I don’t wake up and say “I want to manage some content today!” I want to blog. I want to podcast. To the extent WordPress is a competitor in the CMS space I think it’s because we try to re-examine common assumptions that traditional bloated CMSes make.
As you can see from the various responses, a CMS can be defined in numerous ways. It truly depends on each individual’s unique vision for what the term should mean.
New blog post Liferay announces LESA - Liferay Enterprise Support Application here: http://www.cmscritic.com/liferay-announces-lesa-liferay-enterprise-support-application/
I just posted Ektron Revamps Partner Portal on http://www.cmscritic.com/ektron-revamps-partner-portal/
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Check out new post about Liferay release ushers in major improvements http://www.cmscritic.com/liferay-release-ushers-major-improvements/ here
New blog post eZ Systems set to boost innovation while enhancing business value to professional users here: http://www.cmscritic.com/ez-systems-set-boost-innovation-enhancing-business-professional-users/
New blog post Webnodes AS releases version 3.5 of their unique semantic CMS here: http://www.cmscritic.com/webnodes-releases-version-3-5-unique-semantic-cms/
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Check out new post about Alfresco Honored in InfoWorld’s Best of Open Source Software Awards http://www.cmscritic.com/alfresco-honored-infoworld%e2%80%99s-open-source-software-awards/ here
New blog post Liferay Launches Liferay Portal 6 Enterprise Edition at the Liferay West Coast Symposium here: http://www.cmscritic.com/liferay-launches-liferay-portal-6-enterprise-edition-liferay-west-coast-symposium/
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Check out new post about Elgg 1.7.3 and 1.6.3 security releases http://www.cmscritic.com/elgg-1-7-3-1-6-3-security-releases/ here
Check out new post about Magnolia CMS wins Swiss Open source award http://www.cmscritic.com/magnolia-cms-wins-swiss-open-source-award/ here
Check out new post about Tiki Receives Best of Open Source Software Applications Award http://www.cmscritic.com/tiki-receives-best-of-open-source-software-applications-award/ here
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Check out new post about Plone 4 CMS Unveiled: Advancing Power, Performance & User Experience http://www.cmscritic.com/plone-4-cms-unveiled-advancing-power-performance-user-experience/ here
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