In a First Public Working draft entitled Usage Patterns For Client-Side URI parameters, dated April, 2009, the W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) is set to formalize client-side URI patterns with an eye on soliciting community feed-back.
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Work Starts to Formalize Client-side URI Patterns
What’s the next step for Web analytics? Good question. Various companies are working this out as we speak—a fact most recently illustrated by Adobe’s surprising acquisition of Omniture. Analytics together with a creative suite? Who knew.
Here to reveal yet another angle comes the business-to-business (B2B) solution provider Demandbase. The team unveiled enhanced analytics aimed at helping marketers see which specific sources are delivering high value Web traffic, on top of a new level of prospecting list automation based on their target audience’s interests, behaviors, industries, company size and responsibilities.
You may have already chosen your web content management system, but that’s only a start. Strategies, stories, successes and the future. These are things you want to take in as you work your way towards a successful CMS implementation.
To get that info, spend some time with Day Software, a gaggle of integrators and partners, and a number of clients. Day’s Ignite Customer Summit is happening in Zurich on October 14 and 15, and in Chicago on October 28 and 29th.
Along with having a front row seat for a sneak peek at CQ5.3 — the upcoming version of Day’s Web CMS — and hearing Gartner’s vision for the future of web content management, you will learn how other customers have implemented CQ5 for their organization.
Beyond just listening, you will have the opportunity to chat with the tech team behind Day’s software — getting advice geared towards your specific business goals.
Need another reason to show up? There’s a rumor that Day’s CTO, David Nuescheler, will be unveiling a super surprise at the summit. How tantalizing!
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Debate WCM Futures – Summit in Zurich and Chicago
Confirming the recent Forrester Report that showed a widespread lack of management of electronic records, AIIM (news, site) has just published a similar report that shows 26% of organizations admitting that they have no electronic records management policy.
The report also shows that nearly half of companies surveyed (44%) have no procedures for freezing electronic records in the event of litigation or compliance issues.
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Are You Managing Your Electronic Documents? Why Not?
Fear of being having your site go down from too much traffic is a common fear for the smaller business. BrowserMob is here to prevent that.
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Prepare Your Site for Traffic Spikes with BrowserMob
