CMS vendor Interwoven today announced the release of a Content Provisioning solution (note: solution for Interwoven remains somewhat more a marketing concept than a technology adaptation), emphasizing new enterprise compliance needs.

RedDot has upgraded its Web CMS offering, adding several new user-interface improvements.

One of Interwoven's biggest competitors in the legal market is Hummingbird. And what is Hummingbird's approach? According to a written statement from Hummingbird, "...we have been successful in maintaining our market share by up-selling additional components of Hummingbird Enterprise into our installed base." There you have it folks, "ECM" in a nutshell. To be fair, when it comes to web content management, the tables often turn on Interwoven -- as cheaper, simpler solutions nip away at the company's behemoth TeamSite product...

Major CMS vendors are declaring revenue growth and modest profits.

Like Interwoven, RedDot is a CMS vendor with a decoupled management/delivery environment.

Some CMS vendors are tweeners: too small to dominate the marketplace, but too big to fit into a comfortable niche.

Vignette recently announced a tighter integration between its portal product (VAP) and its CMS offering (V7).

The last of the major independent Digital Asset Management (DAM) vendors, Artesia, has been acquired by OpenText.

Still more CMS-related patents filed several years ago are getting approved.

Interwoven is quietly spinning longtime deployment product OpenDeploy off as a separate product line, decoupled from its TeamSite CMS offering.

It's time again to review selected publicly-traded CMS vendor financial submissions.

Every web content management package has its merits and quirks.

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

It's financial reporting season again as publicly-traded content management vendors submit Q4 and 2003 year-end results.

More than a year after launching V7, Vignette still runs V6 on its own website.