We have had an interesting internal discussion at CMS Watch the past few days, surrounding the cost of storage for content technology systems. It is a discussion that too few buyers have before embarking on costly

In a clip on YouTube, an interviewer asks passersby in Times Square what a browser is.The surprising result: many think it's a search engine

At CMS Watch we evaluate an awful lot of products, and making sense of all this research can be a challenge.

Earlier this week EMC announced that it was providing more extensive development support for Documentum. This is something we had to comment on, as in our various product evaluations we have long called out EMC Documentum for providing relatively poor support

Somewhat stealing the thunder of Microsoft's almost-released Bing search, Google presented a preview of Wave yesterday at the I/O Developer conference. So what kind of wave is this?

Spring is here, and, as in Autumn, this means new products released and new version numbers

Talking about SharePoint in Copenhagen today and yesterday reminded me of an interesting point

On Friday Microsoft announced a few interesting details on the next service pack for SharePoint.

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

Laserfiche is an ECM vendor we have been watching and writing about for a while, and our coverage of them in The ECM Suites Report is set to extend this year as we evaluate their new Rio offering

Microsoft recently announced the latest version of the Visual Studio Extensions for Windows SharePoint Services (v1.2). This announcement is significant in

Apparently, when I previously wrote about Carrie's hand reaching out from the grave, the metaphor was too subtle.

I vividly remember being terrified as a child by the movie Carrie. The closing scene

Over the last few years, many people (including us) have asked whether or not Facebook can be used as a enterprise intranet. Many have dismissed this notion

As an "Enterprise-focused" content management analyst, I am asked two basic questions on a regular basis