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  • 10 New Content Management Systems via CMS Focus

    Our CMS Focus page lists the top 30 content management systems that we want to discuss most here at CMS Report. It has been more than a year and a half since I made any changes to this list and so I decided it was time to make some significant changes. On this page you'll now find 10 new CMS that have been added to the list as well as ten previously listed CMS that were "retired" to the "Hall of Fame".


    By Bryan Ruby
    Posted September 07, 2011
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  • Quoting IT: The CMS is Broken

    "Nesta, Wordpess and Drupal produce great blogs. However, we are making new-media newspapers, next-gen magazines, and hyperlocal, pulse-finding micro streams. We can’t save journalism without demanding more from our CMS."

    -Erik Hinton, The Twilight of the CMSTPM, July 11, 2011.

    By CMS Report
    Posted July 15, 2011
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  • More than an Introduction to Accrisoft

    Accrisoft. A few months ago, I knew little about Accrisoft or their flagship product, Accrisoft…

    By Bryan Ruby
    Posted June 23, 2011
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  • CMS Report upgrades to Drupal 7

    CMS Report upgrades to Drupal 7

    Over the weekend, I decided to pull the trigger and upgrade CMSReport.com from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7. It's hard for me to believe that it has been almost half a year since Drupal 7 was released. This was a frustrating upgrade for me as I've traditionally upgraded CMS Report shortly after any new release of Drupal is out. In fact, I have sometimes upgraded a site before the release is official. As a content management system, my five-year hate-love relationship with Drupal is still going on strong.


    By Bryan Ruby
    Posted June 20, 2011
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  • CMS Redefined: Cloud. Mobile. Social.

    Back in December I participated in a podcast with Alan Shimel from Network World where I was also joined by Kathleen Reidy, Senior Analyst from The 451 Group and Todd Barr, Chief Marketing Officer for Alfresco. The topic of the podcast was “Open Source CMS” but we also talked about “crystal ball” predictions for the CMS market in general for 2011. In the podcast, I mentioned that from DotNetNuke’s perspective, innovation in the content management market in the coming years will all be centered around 3 major disruptive industry trends…Cloud, Mobile, and Social.


    By Shaun Walker
    Posted May 10, 2011
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