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Five Additional Options To Consider For Web Content Management

by Stephen Powers, Tim Walters, Ph.D., August 18, 2009

The Web content management (WCM) market remains fragmented, with a wide range of products that manage anything from simple static Web pages to complex sites designed to maximize customer engagement. Forrester's recent report, "The Forrester Wave™: . . .

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Don't Be Content With Your Web Content Management In 2009

by Stephen Powers, February 5, 2009

While most organizations continue to invest in Web content management (WCM) initiatives, some appear to be postponing WCM projects due to budgetary constraints or deferring in favor of other enterprise software goals in the coming year. However, while . . .

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Turning Transactions Into Decisions

Data Integration Optimization For Operational BI

by Rob Karel, Keith Gile, September 25, 2006

Data integration techniques such as extract, transform, and load (ETL); enterprise information integration (EII); change data capture (CDC); and even custom-coding play a significant and perhaps the most critical role in delivering operational business . . .

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Open Text Establishes Business-Content-Centric Application Leadership

The Forrester Wave™ Vendor Summary, Q1 2006

by Kyle McNabb, March 29, 2006

Open Text's once exclusive focus on providing a broad enterprise content management (ECM) platform has now morphed into a strategic focus on ECM solutions — driven by the business need for compliance and productivity gains by managing content more effectively. . . .

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IBM Makes Strong Move Buying Venetica

IBM Stretches Its Integration Infrastructure To Content Integration

by Philip Russom, Connie Moore, September 2, 2004

IBM has made a small but significant acquisition with the purchase of Venetica, a content integration vendor. This deal provides a key building block for integrating structured and unstructured data to support business processes such as customer service, . . .

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The Content Integration Imperative

by Connie Moore, March 26, 2004

Content integration is a critical component of enterprise content management (ECM) that must not be overlooked when developing an ECM architecture. By implementing enterprise content integration (ECI) software, organizations can access content in heterogeneous . . .

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Best Practices: Integrating Content Management Repositories

by Nicholas Wilkoff, Joshua Walker, June 18, 2003

Last year, Suncorp - an Australian-based financial services company - rebuilt its claims processing application for rollout to a newly acquired company. The effort required content integration. The result? Some enterprise content management best practices.