Moodle 2.5 LMS Now Available
Moodle 2.5 brings three new LMS features: Badges, Bootstrap, and Usability improvements.
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.
Drupal Solutions Provider Acquia Doubles in Revenue and Employees
Acquia announced significant growth in revenue and…
Perforce Software Version Management System Version 2013.1 Released
Version 2013.1 of Perforce Features New Filtered Replication…
United Planet introduces Intrexx Share for the social intranet
United Planet, one of the leading developers of enterprise…
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
Given our open source roots as well as our broad definition of a…
Quoting IT: The Danger of Status Quo
"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…
Tuesday CMS Expo Panel: Getting Ahead in the Cloud
At the 2013 CMS Expo Learning & Business Conference I have…
dotCMS 2.3 : Responsive Design, Theme Library and new Developer Tools
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…
Quoting IT: Life without Internet and Social Media
"So much ink has been spilled deriding the false concept of a…
Ryan Cramer introduces ProcessWire 2.3
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…
On my to-do list for quite some time has been wanting to talk briefly about some of the new features included in the latest release of Agility CMS. You may recall that CMS Report migrated over to Agility's Magazine Publishing Suite last Fall. So, keeping up to date on new features added to Agility CMS is not only a news story but also something of personal interest to me.
Cimtrek announces the availability of its Lotus Notes Migration tools for Microsoft SharePoint. This announcement from CIMtrek is significant as it gives IBM Lotus Notes users a migration path for their legacy applications to the full range of Microsoft Platforms including .NET, SharePoint and Azure.
MotoCMS, which has previously been a well known provider of the Flash CMS, has just announced the release of their new MotoCMS for HTML along with a bunch of complete HTML website solutions for easy development and management. The new web solutions with the integrated MotoCMS HTML are already available on a specially createdpre-release page landed on the official MotoCMS website. The company is currently working on the new HTML designs’ store, which is expected in the near future.
If I learned anything from my open source vs. proprietary CMS post, comparing CMS’s based on the method used to code them is no longer that relevant. Following the great discussion that was triggered convinced me that comparing along this dimension no longer contributes much to the CMS selection process.
The other thing I learned was that being cheeky, while good for attention, probably isn’t the most forthcoming way to educate the readers of this great publication. So this time around, I promise to be more thorough and objective! Hopefully we’ll get some insights from the community again as well!
XOOPS is a new winner of the BitNami packaging contest. You can now download free, ready to run native installers for Windows, OS X and Linux, virtual machines and Azure & Amazon EC2 cloud images for XOOPS.
