This week Alfresco, together with Ingres, announced the release of

SaaS is all the rage these days. It's the one "IT& trend for 2009" no pundit has missed. But the reality is that

Today is a big day for Alfresco (and Alfresco users). This is the official launch date for Alfresco Labs 3d (Stable),

The ECM world is dominated by EMC, Open Text, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle -- all big vendors with equally big publicity machines to keep their brands and "story" right

As I wandered around the Gilbane Boston 2008 show last week, the question I heard people asking each other most often was some variation

Web CMS vendor Day Software announced earlier this week that Kevin Cochrane had signed on as Chief Marketing Officer

One of the words that makes me most cringe when I hear or see it in vendor marketing is the word scalable

To know what's really going on within a firm or the industry in which it operates you need to watch where the money is flowing

Today I'm proud to announce the release of the 2009 edition of The ECM Suites Report

It's often said that the great thing about industry standards is that there are so many of them. Now we have one more

Late last month I had the pleasure of attending the Henry Stewart Digital Asset Management Symposium in London, UK, where I presented a summary of our research recently

It's been a while since there was a big product announcement in the ECM world, but today's announcement by Adobe that they will be embedding Alfresco

At the Gilbane Conference keynote today, execs from ECM vendors Alfresco, Oracle, IBM, and Adobe focussed on -- perhaps inevitably -- Enterprise 2.0

Earlier this month at the annual Plone Conference 2007, the consulting firm "Plone Solutions" announced it would change its name to

South African open source ECM developer Knowledge Tree recently announced that their package has seen more than 380,000 downloads. Of course, veterans of open source projects will concede that downloads doth not a production implementation make