For the past year or so there seems to have been a battlefield of sorts emerging between proponents of social networking and all things E2.0 and the more traditional proponents of ECM

The announcement yesterday that Autonomy would buy Interwoven (a deal that should close in the second quarter of this year) has a number of interesting ramifications

Today Autonomy announced that they intend to buy Interwoven.

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

It wasn't news that rocked the world, and in fact most observers didn't even notice it, but I was struck

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

So HP finally made a move into the world of ECM by acquiring Tower Software of Australia

Something appears to be quite amiss at Interwoven. On 15th November a notice of non-compliance was served against the company by NASDAQ.

In an exchange with me yesterday, ECM/WCM vendor Interwoven confirmed that it no longer provides an XML-based content component management capability. (We had invited them to participate in our vendor product reviews for the forthcoming Content Component Management Report.) This came as a bit of a surprise

AIIM Expo and Conference 2007, Boston...what a week for CMS Watch!