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The CMIS specification is still in early stages, but the buzz around it is consistently loud. Most recently, the spec has piqued interest of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF), as some saw a “reference implementation” ingredient missing from the CMIS recipe for success.

Meet Chemistry — a recently-proposed Apache Incubator Project with a goal of creating a generic, open-source, Java-language implementation of CMIS.

CMSWire had an opportunity to talk to one of Chemistry committers — Day Software’s David Nuescheler — to get more insight into the project.

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Apache CMIS Implementation: Is There Chemistry?

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Today, Open Text (news, site) announced yet another acquisition. Not as material as some of the previous ones, this one falls in a different category — a quest for “sizzling technology.”

This time around, it’s the Toronto-based Vizible Corporation, a maker of 3D technology and digital media interface solutions.

We talked to Scott Bowen, president of Open Text’s Digital Media Group, to get the scoop on this deal.

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Open Text Goes for Sizzling Experiences With Vizible Acquisition

SDL Tridion (news, site) has released a connector for the print publishing favorite Adobe InDesign.

Merging the worlds of print and web will allow organizations to re-use content for different output channels, while doing creative work in InDesign. Ideally, the goal is to achieve greater message consistency and efficiency.

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Bridging the Gap Between Print and Web Content

Another new coupling in the Content Management industry has just been announced. This time it’s between IBM (news, site) and Quark, a vendor of publishing software. This partnership, they say, will see the adaptation of XML across entire enterprises by integrating Quark XML Author in the IBM FileNet Content Manager.

This new integration is designed to eliminate existing problems surrounding the creation of enterprise-wide DITA-based XML and allow any user working in Microsoft Word to author content that can be used and reused in multiple channels or formats.

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FileNet Integrates a New XML Editor for Non-Techies