Cloud Architect, Digital Customer Experience
Tom Wentworth of Autonomy Interwoven responded to the CMS Vendor Meme yesterday making that 16 companies who have responded. Autonomy Interwoven, like OpenText did not score their answers which will leave it up to everyone else to make their minds up. You can read their response on Tom Wentworth’s blog. Meme ID 9c56d0fcf93175d70e1c9b9d188167cf suggested by…
Vignette is the first of the enterprise WCM vendors to reply to the CMS Watch’s reality checklist. I was especially interested in this reply as it seemed to sum up what I feel about the list. If you split the CMS vendors into two lists, those that share very openly with the public community and…
A few weeks back CMS Watch’s Kas Thomas posted his “reality checklist” for CMS vendors. Each vendor should ask themselves 15 tough questions about their product. Now Day has put down the challenge to all other CMS vendors, the CMS Vendor meme, to answer the questions from the check list. Now, next to Day the CMS…
SDL Tridion introduced Application Monitoring from their R5.3 GA release. This functionality allows you to monitor certain aspects of the environment to ensure that essential processes are always running. This new feature can be extended to enable you to monitor more than what is just delivered out of the box. Why monitor publishing? Publishing is…
If you fly regularly then you will know, that from time to time, you get presented with “food” on a “plate” that is, well, somewhat unknown in origin or species. We eat it out of despiration and resignation that there is nothing else available. For some passengers, it can get too much to take… so…
It’s been a while since I’ve posted. Mostly this is not because I did not want to but because I have just been too busy. I’ve been to Glasgow and Madrid, been unwell and run of my feet with my latest work related project as well as all my regular customers. I would have said…
Now Twitter is one of those things. Either you get it and you love it or you just plain hate it. I personally love it. I could tweet all day long except I don’t have time. It is a little too far to go to tell people exactly what I am doing but it does…
If you want to follow my updates on a regular basis then I suggest you follow me on Twitter. You can do that from the stream: http://twitter.com/julesdw. *tip, if you want to see more about a particular topic on Twitter, then check Twitter Search.
Well continuing the theme of Web 2.0 (puke 🙂 ) and thanks to a Tweet sent to me by Bogumila Sobolewska here is a directory of Web 2.0 services. It’ll take a real long while to go through to see what there is useful. You can find the directory, Go 2 Web 2.0 @ http://www.go2web20.net/
From a knowledge perspective, Web 2.0 holds massive advantages in spreading knowledge to large groups. However, Web 2.0 – I hate the term personally, but you all know what I mean now – is something that enterprises typically push on their customers and partners through the use of forums, communities and blogging. And maybe even…