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No more content management

1-Apr-2011

Tags: Digital and Media Asset Management, Document Management (ECM), Enterprise Collaboration & Social Software, Enterprise Search, Portals and Content Integration, Cloud Computing, E-Discovery, Marketplace at Large, Mobile Computing, Software-as-a-Service, Pharma

I'm pleased to share the results from some new, path-breaking research we've been conducting this year. Content Management technology is no longer necessary. Read the full release here.

To quote:

    There’s a bigger picture here: information management is becoming gamified, consumerized, socialized, mobilized, cloudified, and caramelized. Enterprises should turn their attention away from core information assets and focus all digital energies on linking up with the next Facebook, whatever that may be.

To get the real story on what's going on in across the different content technology marketplaces, download some research samples.

    Excerpt from the SDLTridion Evaluation

    Web Content Management Report looks at... Site Search with Tridion

    "You should note that Tridion's delivery tier doesn't support search out of the box. You will have to add a third-party solution. This can be problematic, since most search engines likely only will collect the content by crawling the resulting site. The highly componentized nature of Tridion sites has been known to trip up..."
    (p. 383)

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