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July 13, 2011 The Forrester Wave™: Web Content Management For Online Customer Experience, Q3 2011SDL And Adobe Lead The Way To Customer Experience Management (CXM)with Matthew Brown, Brian K. Walker, Joseph Dang |
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The web content management (WCM) market is in transition. Functionality to enable publishing to the Web — whether internally or externally — has become commoditized. Yet now, the WCM market is growing based on customer experience management (CXM) needs, including multichannel delivery, content targeting, analytics, and integration with other CXM technologies. Forrester evaluated 10 WCM products across approximately 115 criteria and found that they have a lower level of maturity when viewed against these capabilities. SDL and Adobe lead due to their rich functionality, strategy, and enterprise track record. Strong Performers Sitecore, FatWire, OpenText, and Autonomy all provide strong options. Contender Ektron has solid functionality, but needs to work on its enterprise-level track record. Contender IBM lacks the broad set of capabilities others have in WCM, but has other CXM software assets and a strategic integration road map. Contenders Microsoft and Oracle have less of a CXM focus, but are legitimate alternatives for less interactive experiences.
Forrester Wave™: Web Content Management For Online Customer Experience, Q3 '11
Forrester Wave™: Web Content Management For Online Customer Experience, Q3 '11
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Customer Experience, Customer Experience Management, Information & Knowledge Management, Enterprise Content Management, Packaged Applications, Application Strategy & Selection, Sourcing & Procurement, Sourcing Strategy & Execution