Those in the mid-atlantic region, USA are invited to join a CMS happy hour in Washington, DC on Friday, May 7th.

XSL-FO is a W3C-recommended standard for formatting XML for the printed page.

Vignette will now let you download and try out its Vignette Application Portal (VAP) for free.

We have long argued that the fabled 80% of corporate content remaining unstructured across an enterprise may really turn out on deeper examination to be quite structured or at least semi-structured.

The first Gilbane Conference on Content Management is taking place this week in Los Angeles, USA.

We've said before that since portal packages are often bundled into other major software platforms, they have a way of just happening around an enterprise.

In addition to our one-day, onsite seminars, CMSWatch has resumed a 2-day classroom-based offering that looks at Web content management principles, products, and practices in more depth.

That clever term, coined by Alan Searls to describe the impact of RSS, neatly sums up the power of headline syndication: it gets readers to new instead of news.

In its annual Expo now underway in New York City, AIIM (the Enterprise Content Management Association) has once again laid out a surprisingly sumptuous banquet of exhibitors (500+) and conference tracks (5+) for visitors.

How to handle web content -- especially dynamic pages -- represents one of the thornier Records Management (RM) problems facing enterprises today.

In one of our dreams, we can build a highly custom CMS out of independent Java components.

After a quick and noisy start during the Boom, Mediasurface went rather quiet for what seemed like quite a long time to us.

Keiretsu is the Japanese term for a grouping of affiliated companies that form a tight-knit alliance to work toward each other's mutual success.

In case you hadn't noticed, the longstanding CMS-List has been off-line since mid-January and it remains unclear when it will come back up. It also has suffered from the lack of an authoritative archive.

Content management consultants will tell you that the hardest part of any CMS project typically is organizational change management.