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“With the EContent 100 list, we name the companies that we believe demonstrate continued leadership in the content industry, as well as those whose innovation foreshadows all that digital content has to offer,” said Michelle Manafy, Editor-in-Chief of EContent Magazine.

As usual this year’s lot includes a ton of familiar faces. As much as we’d love to cover everyone’s viability in the market, we simply haven’t the time, but here’s a quickie on some of the names and categories that stood out:

The people over at Gartner (news, site), bless their hearts, want to help everyone implementing an enterprise content management solution save some money.

The advice is more than welcome, considering how pricey the process typically is on top of the fact that we’re experiencing a time in which IT budgets are especially tight. Tony Bell, Gartner’s research vice president, has identified six different ways to deal:

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Gartner Offers 6 Money Saving Tips for Content Management

Want to share files and ideas at the same time? Now you can, thanks to Box.net’s (news, site) new partnership with Fuze Meeting. The effort aims to integrate real-time online meeting and collaboration directly from within the Box.net service.

Users can share screenshots and more with real time video presentations giving individuals the opportunity to come together, as well as the ability to review and comment.

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Box.net: Launch a Web Meeting Directly from a Document

Ah, we knew it wouldn’t be long until we heard about another new SharePoint connector. This latest one comes from Kentico (news, site) and is called the Kentico CMS

Now in its fourth year, the Packt Awards (news, site)