11 September 2008

EMC, IBM, Microsoft aim for content-management interoperability

By Jon Brodkin

EMC, IBM and Microsoft have teamed up to develop a specification that will let content management systems from different vendors interact, providing greater flexibility for enterprise customers. Read more...

07 March 2008

Does open source really work for business?

By Todd R. Weiss, Computerworld

When using open-source software, businesses usually choose between a free, community-supported version of an application or a fee-based enterprise version that includes support, service, updates and other features. Read more...

06 January 2009

Credit Crunch Content Management - Predictions for 2009

By Ian Howells

Everywhere you look you read about the economy being in the worst shape in a very long time. Lee Thompson, Technology Chief of E*Trade, speaking recently to Business Week summed it up – “In times of recession, as companies need to find a way to do more with less, figure out the value gained out of every penny they spend and make alternatives to reduce costs.” Read more...

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