As we await the official announcement of the Apple tablet, the silence and unanswered questions has given us time to ponder the ways that the Apple tablet may impact the future of ePublishing.
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Is Apple Tablet the Future of ePublishing?
To make menus and links simpler you have to think like a customer. You also have to reduce the number of links and focus on the task at hand.
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Confusing Menus and Links: The Web’s Biggest Challenge
On the last day of ARMA ’09, the focus on SharePoint was clearly compelling, and the room was full. Through interaction with the attendees, it became clear that many of us are facing the same situation.
SharePoint is already in the organization, but hasn’t necessarily been deployed through a defined strategy.
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#ARMA09: Defining Your SharePoint Strategy
On Friday we announced the release of the second annual 2009 Open Source CMS Market Share Report. The project was a collaboration with water & stone, an APAC-based interactive agency. The initial announcement addressed what the report covers, its purpose and some key highlights.
For the sake of disclosure, while I did look over the preliminary survey and advise on some tweaks, I otherwise wasn’t involved in this report and am looking at this data with fresh eyes and no particular bias from the side of CMSWire.
Now let’s take a look more in depth.
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Report in Depth: Most Popular Open Source CMS 2009
It may be that the US$ 7.1 million Box.net
