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	April 15, 2005 The Forrester Wave™: Web Content Management, Q1 2005 Lab-Based Evaluation Of Top Web Content Management Vendors Across 194 Criteria by Kyle McNabb with Colin Teubner, Connie Moore

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Executive Summary

Demand for Web content management (WCM) is on the rise, driven by the Web's role as a primary — if not the primary — means of interaction with customers, partners, and employees, and a renewed corporate interest in eBusiness investments to fuel growth initiatives. WCM is not new, and a successful implementation depends greatly on how well a product matches the needs of content owners, contributors, site managers, and IT. But can any one product address the diverse needs of an organization — across intranet, extranet, and Internet sites? Forrester's analysis of nine WCM vendors underscores that what works for a customer self-service or eBusiness site may not fit the needs of corporate or departmental intranets, so organizations must choose carefully.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• WCM Brings Order To Content And Site Chaos
• As WCM Shifts To ECM, Pure-Play Vendors Still Persist For Good Reason
• The Evaluation Is Based On Two Scenarios: Internal And External Sites
• Related Research Documents

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