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In the heartland content management is alive. Since 1998, AllofE Solutions has been building a comprehensive suite of web-based products, custom applications and interactive media solutions.

Higher education, k-12 school districts and hospitals (among others) have long recognized the power and innovation of their enterprise content management system called ContentM. We recently spoke with Amit Guha, President and CEO of AllofE Solutions about content management, eCurriculum and the impact of community.

Hot new service Glasscubes (news, site) which launched officially in October, now offers online editing for its collaboration suite thanks to a tie-up with Zoho.

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Glasscubes Collaboration Suite Integrates Zoho Online Editing

We’ve got a little green for you today. Not green as in money of course (who has any of that these days?) but green as in a document management tool that saves trees and all that jazz.

A new version of Document Locator, ColumbiaSoft’s (news, site) paperless document management application, was recently launched. The tool works with Microsoft Windows 7 and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2, and offer customers security, nifty user interface features and reliability improvements in addition to a cleaner environment.

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Document Locator Ready for Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2

How many web managers spend a big chunk of their day managing the quality and compliance aspects of their company’s website? Probably too many. If your website is built using SDL

With the release of mojoPortal 2.3.1.6 (news, site), this simple CMS has focused principally on upgrading its image editing abilities with TinyMCE and FCKeditor WYSIWYG features.

The upgrade from the North Carolina-based company is focused on the optional ability to automatically resize images for the web or, in the case where images are already web-ready, the ability to turn this feature off.

For people working in companies that have a web department, but their principal business is not web development, this will be particularly welcome. Especially for content managers who have to explain to their less web-savvy colleagues that a 10MB image is just not going to cut the cloth.

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mojoPortal Upgrades Image Editing Features with TinyMCE