It’s only been out for a couple of weeks now, but Squarespace version 5.0 is generating a buzz that looks to threaten the blogging platforms we have all come to know and love. What’s so special about this latest version?
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Squarespace Gives New Life to Hosted Blogging
In a software package it is. Alfresco announced that Canonical, the commercial sponsor of the Linux-based operating system Ubuntu, will offer Alfresco Labs 3 as part of its partner repository.
Ubuntu is an open source OS containing several applications — a web browser, presentation, document and spreadsheet software, instant messaging, etc. And now - ECM functionality, too.
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Canonical Bundles Alfresco Enterprise CMS and Ubuntu Linux
UK-based The Content Group leads the quality standards study for Enterprise Content Management. The Content Group (CG) aims to collaborate with BSI British Standards to develop a best practice standard for ECM, which will establish a frame of reference for the entire ECM market. The final result is expected to be the first ever Publicly Available Specification (PAS) for Enterprise Content Management.
A specification for ECM…something that should have been done long ago? Is the content management industry ready for it?
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Is the Industry Ready for an Official ECM Standard?
Content management terminology changes with time. The times of the Micro CMS may soon be gone, as now it appears it is the era of the simple CMS, — at least as positioned by Bizy, Inc. They have announced the distribution of their “simple CMS” product Bizyweb. Were they joking?
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Bizyweb: The Debut of the “Simple CMS”
IBM has released new extensions to it’s ECM platform designed to support eDiscovery and help its clients manage compliance better.
The new eDiscovery software integrates with IBM’s auto-classification and records management technology as well as it’s BPM capabilities.
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IBM Unveils New eDiscovery Offerings
