People frequently ask me about where their Web Publishing efforts should end and Social Software begin. Like so many things, the answer is

In one of my university political science classes, we had to read and review a now famous essay by Francis Fukuyama titled "The End of History?" In the essay

The full name is actually Enterprise Social Software Report 2008: Networking & Collaboration Within and Beyond the Enterprise

This morning at the Enterprise 2.0 conference we were treated to a series of semi-structured Social Software demos pitting IBM (Connections) against Microsoft (SharePoint)

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

I just returned from IIR's Enterprise-3 Conference in San Diego. It's an interesting conference for consultant and end-user alike, I think, because it brought together people interested in a variety of related topics

This may well go down as the busiest period in CMS Watch's history as this month we launch yet another new technology evaluation report

Searching information -- really, how hard can it be? So, why wouldn't you go out and get a search engine that's for free

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

I'm thrilled to announce the launch of The Digital & Media Asset Management Report 2008

When budget-building time comes up, many technology customers face the interesting question of how much money to put aside for new software licenses

In our SharePoint Report 2008 we discuss SharePoint's shortcomings and strengths in the search space

Our new SharePoint Report explains how one of the core challenges with the platform -- dating from inception through to MOSS 2007 -- is that

We participate regularly in the semi-annual Enterprise³ Conference (former Portals and Collaboration Conference)