Portals and KM, 17.12.2009: Collaboration Seen as Top Driver of Enterprise Content Management Investments

Portals and KM, 17.12.2009: Collaboration Seen as Top Driver of Enterprise Content Management Investments
by Bill Ives: "I recently received a review copy of the Forrester report on 2010 ECM investment projections. Stephen Powers and his team surveyed 170 knowledge managers with decision-making roles in enterprise content management about their plans for the coming year. The team found that 72% of respondents said their organizations plan to increase ECM use or the number of ECM deployments in the next 12 months, while only 4% of organizations plan to scale back ECM use or number of deployments."

Tags: research, ecm, predictions, 2010, study, content, cms

CMSWatch.com, 15.12.2009: Trends: 2010 Content Technology Predictions

CMSWatch.com, 15.12.2009: Trends: 2010 Content Technology Predictions
by Jarrod Gingras: "With only a few weeks left in 2009, it's time for our team of CMS Watch analysts to reveal our 2010 predictions, where we make our best guesses as to what the Content Technology industry will hold for you in the new year. This is our fourth year in a row trying to read the future, and like most predictors, our track record is mixed. If you'd like to see how we've done, you can view past predictions here: 2009, 2008, and 2007."

Tags: ecm, trends, future, predictions, analysis, content, wcm

A VC, 14.12.2009: Why Social Beats Search

A VC, 14.12.2009: Why Social Beats Search
by Fred Wilson: "That's a controversial post headline and I don't mean that social will always beat search, but there's a rising chorus out there about 'content farms' and search optimized content creation that is worth touching on."

Tags: search, social, google, attention, content

SDL Tridion Blog, 30.10.2009: Top 3 Business Drivers Behind Web Content Management (WCM)

SDL Tridion Blog, 30.10.2009: Top 3 Business Drivers Behind Web Content Management (WCM)by Brad Davis: "In March of 2009 the Aberdeen Group released a report titled 'Maximize Business Results Online: How Web Content Management Technology is Transforming Digital Marketing'. The report was based upon an in-depth survey of B2B and B2C businesses."

Tags: research, study, business, wcm, bestpractice, content

Gartner Research, 15.10.2009: Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management

Gartner Research, 15.10.2009: Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management
by Toby Bell et.al.: "Enterprises consider ECM as both a strategy to deal with all types of content and a set of software products with capabilities for managing the entire content life cycle. They want ECM solutions to help them run, grow and transform their businesses."

Tags: ecm, research, analysis, ibm, microsoft, oracle, opentext, software, enterprise, content

CMS Watch, 18.12.2007: Twelve Predictions for 2008

CMS Watch, 18.12.2007: Twelve Predictions for 2008
by The CMS Watch Analyst Team: "It's that time of year again. The CMS Watch analyst team ponders what to expect next year, and offers 12 predictions that we think will shape content technologies in 2008."

Tags: cms, content, enterprise, search, trends

Micro Persuasion, 19.06.2007: Content That Finds You (Part I)

Micro Persuasion, 19.06.2007: Content That Finds You (Part I)
by Steve Rubel: "This is the first of two posts on the subject. The first covers the four underlying pillars of content that finds you. The second will cover the impact of this major change in how we interact with media and the impact on marketing."

Tags: media, media2.0, search, personalization, web2.0, rss, analysis, content

The Content Economy, 01.03.2007: Web 2.0 And The Content Management Problem

The Content Economy, 01.03.2007: Web 2.0 And The Content Management Problem
by Oscar Berg: "Web 2.0 applications such as wikis and blogs encourage freeform and open communication and thereby facilitate information and knowledge exchange. But, they will also lead to an organic growth of content with an – more or less - ad hoc organization."

Tags: content, socialsoftware, enterprise, blogs, wiki, data, organization

James Governor’s Monkchips, 28.02.2007: Brightcove: Towards a Media We-Distribution model?

James Governor’s Monkchips, 28.02.2007: Brightcove: Towards a Media We-Distribution model?
by James Governor: "Jeremy Allaire is one of the true visionaries of rich internet apps- one of the founders of Macromedia he is now CEO of Brightcove. A few years ago, he says, he figured video would become as ubiqitous as text…which is why he founded Brightcove. "

Tags: video, streaming, startup, media, content, drm

paidContent.org, 06.12.2006: The Economics of Content

paidContent.org, 06.12.2006: The Economics of Content
by Staci D. Kramer: "Amazon is the sole investor in Wikia’s second round. Wikia is the for-profit community wiki company from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, who is chairman."

Tags: business, investment, wiki, content, amazon

San Francisco Chronicle, 06.12.2006: Valley's 'Mr. Web 2.0' seeks next big thing / TechCrunch blog ruffles feathers on the Internet beat

San Francisco Chronicle, 06.12.2006: Valley's 'Mr. Web 2.0' seeks next big thing / TechCrunch blog ruffles feathers on the Internet beat
by Dan Fost: "For the next month or so, Arrington is giving up the all-nighters that come with his status as a major player in Silicon Valley. "I'm going to be taking some time and really thinking about the business," including what sorts of new sites to add and what directions the content should go in."

Tags: advertising, blogs, web2.0, innovation, content

Micro Persuasion, 05.12.2006: Who Has Been Naughty or Nice in Web 2.0?

Micro Persuasion, 05.12.2006: Who Has Been Naughty or Nice in Web 2.0?
by Steve Rubel: "Big Media's Been Scrooge-Like While Long-Tailers Are Quite Generous"

Tags: marketing, media, web2.0, content

paidContent.org, 27.11.2006: Why Aggregation & Context and Not (Necessarily) Content are King in Entertainment

paidContent.org, 27.11.2006: Why Aggregation & Context and Not (Necessarily) Content are King in Entertainment
by Rafat Ali: "Bear Stearns analyst Spencer Wang has come out with a report on, well, Long Tail, but this one focuses on what he calls the mid part of the content and distribution value chain, where he sees the most value in the long run...that mid part is the part of aggregation-and-context players in the market, with the theory that “Value of aggregation and brands increases with exponential increase in content choices.” "

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