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Predictions for CMS, Mobile, and Social

23-Aug-2011

Tags: Enterprise Collaboration & Social Software, Portals and Content Integration, Web Content and Experience Management, Building Business Case, Marketplace at Large, Mobile Computing

Earlier this summer we held a mini-summit of some RSG analysts and captured each others' thoughts in a series of short videos. In this one I made three broad technology predictions:

  1. The recent CMS trend towards website interaction management will get balanced by a renewed emphasis on content, driven by specialized mobile experience needs
  2. For enterprise applications, mobile web will prove a better common denominator than mobile apps
  3. The next frontier of Enterprise 2.0 lies in socializing existing applications and work processes, rather than creating new info and interaction silos

If any of that piques your interest, you can check out the interview above, or via our YouTube channel.

    Excerpt from the FirstSpirit Evaluation

    Web Content Management Report looks at... Product Licensing for e-Spirit FIRSTspirit

    "Rather than licensing by implementation scale (e.g., the number of CPUs), e-Spirit licenses its offerings by feature. There is a basic license for just getting started with the product. You then pay additionally, depending on how many channels you need to serve (intranet, Internet, extranet). Additional modules are extra, and there is an added rate for each additional concurrent user..."
    (p. 679)

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