Ektron, long a purveyor of low-cost but rather durable web content management tools, has just released a DM product called DMS400.

The slow but steady maturation of the Web CMS marketplace finds vendors continuing to develop industry-specific solutions.

For a couple of years now, many smallish CMS vendors have boasted of new products built from the ground up on .NET.

It was perhaps inevitable that e-forms and content management would begin to converge at some level.

Content management analysts tend to pay close attention to the CMS portlets available for major J2EE Portal products.

Two major competitors in the lower-cost segment of the CMS marketplace -- Ektron and GlobalScape -- recently started offering hosted versions of their products.

Little CMS vendor Ektron continues to innovate in some interesting ways.

We've been watching Flash slowly move across the radar screens of CMS user interface afficionadoes.

You already know that implementing automated content management will be difficult, but does it have to be expensive, too?

US federal requirements for website accessibility known as Section 508 (and the similar W3C User Agent Accessibility Guidelines) require special HTML tagging.

CMSWatch has recently chronicled major changes in the enterprise and mid-market CM spaces.