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WCM Field Notes is a regular column written in collaboration with Jon Marks (@McBoof), Head of Development at LBi. This issue lists 15 questions you can use to judge the state of your content management project.

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This week in GRC: a new privacy manager to map your enterprise’s risks, a conference for pique your interest in identity management and a survey that shows you’re getting better at managing GRC.

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Highlights of the Week

• Jahia Cloud: Conquering Amazon EC2 for More CMS Flexibility. Did you ever think Zipcars were a more flexible option than, say, Hertz? Jahia is transferring this principle to web content management in the cloud (+/- one JVM).
• CMIS: Draft at v0.7, a Public Review Vote and WCM Potential. Summer has come and gone and we still haven’t seen a public review of the Content Management Interoperability Specification (CMIS). But while many of us have been impatiently waiting, it does appear that things have been happening.
• Halogy Web CMS Offer Forums, Wiki and Events Modules For Free. Halogy adds extra social modules to its hosted CMS for free, a change from its previous plans to charge for them.
• Are You Managing Your Electronic Documents? Why Not? AIIM has just published a report that shows 26% of organizations admitting that they have no electronic records management policy.
• Adobe Gets Around: Brings Flash Apps to Social Web. There are three primary components of Adobe Flash Platform Services for Distribution. Check ‘em out!
• Web Publishing Roll Up: Fight Night! Web vs Print vs Mobile. This week we bring you web vs print. The match of the new millennium.
• Need Visibility Into Your Social Media Efforts? Now that everyone from grade school kids to grandmothers are posting Tweets and writing on each other’s wall, the next rising wave is commercial entities infiltrating the social media space.

Most Popular Articles

And these are the articles you couldn’t get enough of during the past week — if page views are anything to go by, anyways. So, what was your fancy? Open Text, ugly fonts, Sharepoint, SEO and social media.

• Open Text Web CMS Saga Continues, Party Lines Collide. The official party line is that no product migrations, discontinuations and code mergers will happen for Vignette and RedDot.
• Major Ektron CMS400.NET v8 Release – Preview Leaked. The new v8.0 release of CMS400.NET wasn’t supposed to see the light of day for about another week, yet surfaced late yesterday in its full video-and-all glory via a company microsite.
• IKEA Chooses an Ugly Font. IKEA changes its font to Verdana. This is not likely to result in a massive drop in sales.
• MS Project 2010: Goodbye Portfolio Server, Hello SharePoint. Of course, we won’t be talking about MS