Tuesday CMS Expo Panel: Getting Ahead in the Cloud
CMS Report's Bryan Ruby will be moderating a panel on Cloud solutions this Tuesday at CMS Expo.
dotCMS 2.3 : Responsive Design, Theme Library and new Developer Tools
dotCMS, an open source, Java-based content management system, announces the release of v2.3.
CEO Corner: CMS Build or Buy–Where’s the Respect?
The custom CMS discussion has reared its ugly (or beautiful) head a few times this year.
Joomla! 3.1 Offers Dynamic Tagging to Core and Extensions
Joomla 3.1 introduces a number of changes and bug fixes including dynamic tagging.
CEO Corner: Choosing a CXM Solution - Best of Breed or All-in-One Suite?
Integrated CXM solutions do exist. Petr Palas from Kentico provides a rebuttle to an earlier CEO Corner.
Taking a look at the Agility March 2013 Release
We take a look at the more significant new features included in the Agility March 2013 release.
GS1 and Open Mobile Alliance team up to bring intelligent bar code scanning to mobile devices
San Diego, CA - Monday 20 May 2013 - GS1 and Open Mobile…
Moodle 2.5 Learning Management System is available
Reflecting on our open source roots as well as our broad…
"The last thing you want your IT department to be is a joke…
Halfords Revamps IT Environment, with New LANDesk Solutions
LANDesk Management Suite 9.5 helps Halfords provide robust user…
MDS Accelerate introduced to speed up time to market for new digital and business services
MDS today announced the launch of MDS Accelerate, the newest…
At the 2013 CMS Expo Learning & Business Conference I have…
dotCMS, an open source, Java-based content management system, is…
Critical Media Expands In U.K. With Licensing of Sky News Channel Content
Critical Media, whose Critical Mention real-time broadcast…
"So much ink has been spilled deriding the false concept of a…
Thanks to numerous optimizations and…
CEO Corner: CMS Build or Buy–Where’s the Respect?
I guess I shouldn't be too surprised. The custom CMS…
New Research Shows Video Collaboration is an Unmet Need for Employee Portals
Qumu, a leading business video platform provider, today…
A few days ago, the Joomla Project introduced a new version of…
CEO Corner: Choosing a CXM Solution - Best of Breed or All-in-One Suite?
Petr Palas, founder and CEO of Kentico software, lets his voice…
Neustar Second Annual DDoS Survey Finds 35% of Businesses Experienced a DDoS Attack in 2012
In February 2013, Neustar, a trusted, neutral provider of…
Reflecting on our open source roots as well as our broad definition of a CMS, we thought we would mention that Moodle 2.5 was released last week. This is the first release under their new May/November release schedule and the Moodle community has managed to address 705 issues through code contributions from 112 developers. Moodle is a software package for producing Internet-based courses and web sites that we like to call a learning content management system (LCMS or LMS). Moodle 2.5 includes three significant features.
At the 2013 CMS Expo Learning & Business Conference I have the privilege of moderating a panel focused on the Cloud. That's actually a broad topic, but I think it's a topic that is increasingly becoming well understood by the CMS community. Last year, I moderated a similar panel and, in my opinion, we spent way too much time trying to define the Cloud. This year, I'm hoping we're past the "what is it" phase and spend much more time talking about real problems, real benefits, and the challenges the content management industry may be facing by moving toward a Cloud solution.
dotCMS, an open source, Java-based content management system, is proud to announce the release of v2.3 – which continues to add features that address real world challenges faced by content managers, web developers and java developers in the modern enterprise.
Thanks to numerous optimizations and improvements, ProcessWire 2.3 is our fastest, smartest and most capable version yet. In version 2.3 of ProcessWire, major upgrades have been made throughout the entire system. If you are using an older version of ProcessWire, now is a good time to upgrade to ProcessWire 2.3. Below the fold is a partial list of what's been added and changed.
I guess I shouldn't be too surprised. The custom CMS discussion has reared it’s ugly head a few times this year. Ron Miller asked his Fierce audience “why would companies still be building a custom CMS” as recently as this past February, which also spawned a discussion on CMS Connected the same month. For us, this is the third time this year we've come up against this most ethereal of competitors. The first was in a pitch in March with a local ad agency who insists that a custom CMS is the most efficient way to go. That was followed by an ongoing discussion with one of our long-time customers about whether they would renew this year in the wake of building an internal development team.