Earlier this week we released some key updates to our Web Content Management comparative vendor evaluations. This batch includes several players who claim to excel at "experience management." Unfortunately, they've generated substantially more new lines of marketing than new lines of code

In our recent 20.1 release of the WCM Report, we’ve updated evaluations of several CMS vendors in the .NET arena, including DotNetNuke, Ektron, Kentico, SharePoint. The mid-market product tier is a bit like the crowded Grand Central station:

Delft, a town in the province of South Holland, is not only famous for its signature lieflijk blue-and-white pottery -- like those miniature KLM houses that are given out on flights -- but also for its software too. One Delft-based company is moving out of the newfound cradle of Dutch software to Amsterdam, as video management vendor Calamares (funny name, no?) has been acquired by SDL to be rebranded as SDL Media Manager

It’s been only a little over year since EMC admitted its ineptitude in the realm of Web Content Management, and graciously invited FatWire to share the stage and play the role of a lovey-dovey partner. Today, another WCM vendor joined the affair -- SDL with its SDL Tridion Web CMS

After a long spending spree -- pretty much on anything XML -- SDL has now acquired small Dutch vendor Xopus

For those vendors with solid profits, it's a buyer's market. SDL, parent company of such products as Tridion, Trados, Trisoft, and XySoft, announced the acquisition of Dutch e-commerce vendor Fredhopper today.

A press release was sent to me today with the title "SDL Tridion Puts Online Forms at the Heart of Interaction." Which made me smile, in a nostalgic sort of way

As you can imagine, in the course of covering more than 200 software products, my colleagues and I get to see and touch a lot of different user interfaces, and one thing we've all noticed lately is the trend toward larger and larger interfaces

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

WCM and DAM systems have historically been on two separate sides of the dance floor

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

I came across this job opening, which roughly translates as, "Wanted: Tridion developer. Must know everything (and then some)."

Over the past two years, Web Content Management vendors have fallen over themselves to provide more interactive services on the front ends of websites

I've been hearing various rumors recently about mid-market Web CMS vendors up for sale. If true,

Web CMS vendor SDL Tridion has opened a new office in Germany, almost eight years to the date after their first attempt