CMS vendor Percussion is pitching their latest Version 6.0 of Rhythmyx not so much as an ECM product solution – but as the core of an interoperability strategy that enables ECM.

CMS vendor Percussion is beating the drums again about its free Request for Information template.

CMS vendor Ektron started out as a WYSIWYG widget maker and pretty much made that market through OEM deals with several major CMS vendors.

Which came first, your CMS or your website? Probably the latter.

Percussion recently announced a dot-release of its Rythmyx CMS product.

Like many CMS vendors, Percussion is trying to make its solution more out-of-the-box.

It's tempting for CMS vendors to develop or resell portals, too, since many of their customers lack a robust content delivery environment.

ECM vendor Optika and WCM vendor Percussion are dating.

As faithful CMS Report readers know, many web content management products follow a loosely-coupled or completely decoupled management/delivery architecture, while others bundle content management and delivery tightly within one package.

Getting your content into XML is just the half of it, if even that. Many enterprises confuse XML authoring and editing with the actual management of usefully structured content and reusable chunks.

This is the time of year when CMS vendors start crowing (or eating crow) about their 4th Quarter results.

When we last profiled NetworkWorld Fusion editor Adam Gaffin, his team was just selecting a new CMS package.

Of course, Interwoven is not the only CMS vendor that integrates with BEA.

Peek into the debate raging on the XML-DEV listserv, courtesy of O'Reilly's XML.com. The discussion is more than academic.