In case you were not among the 43,000 delegates this year at Oracle OpenWorld 2008, Oracle did reveal interesting details on

Today finds me in San Francisco for the annual >Oracle OpenWorld mega-conference.

Yesterday I had the opportunity to participate in "DM Radio" -- an hour-long chat organized by DM Review magazine

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

It's often said that the great thing about industry standards is that there are so many of them. Now we have one more

Is SAP slowly moving into the ECM space?

Via numerous acquisitions, Oracle has built up a formidable collection of products that they sell for Portals, Content Management, Web 2.0, and other content technologies

In our Enterprise Portals Report evaluations, we point out that vendors who tightly couple their portal offerings to other pieces of their underlying platforms can't call themselves truly Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) -ready

Late last month I had the pleasure of attending the Henry Stewart Digital Asset Management Symposium in London, UK, where I presented a summary of our research recently

Almost 6 months after Oracle announced a definitive agreement to acquire BEA, the company definitively stated its direction on the future of its

This past week I had the pleasure of keynoting at the DocTrain event in Indianapolis (held at the truly magnificent Union Station venue), and also running a small session on "How to procure Content Technologies."

The whole issue of (E-mail Archiving and Management) EAM has come under the spotlight recently - triggered by

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

It might come as little surprise that Oracle is very actively moderating their Oracle wiki, but a recent blog entry reminded me just how important culture is to wiki adoption

At a closing panel of a European Commission internal IT conference in Brussels last week, Andrew Sutherland, Oracle EMEA VP Technology repeated the frequently-issued official statement