Marketers will always have content challenges, and we discuss the differences between two key technologies: WCM and CMPs. More than half of marketers say blog content creation is their top inbound ...

The days of creating, managing and delivering digital experiences in a single channel are dying. A new era of web content management is here, built on agile. The days of creating, managing and ...

Purchase of start-up Koral lets Salesforce expand offerings into Web content management, as it details two new products. Image: Managing documents Web 2.0-style Martin LaMonica is a senior writer ...

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Web Content Management Market by End-users and Geography - Global Forecast 2019-2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The web content ...

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What's really important to measure for your Web site? First, you need to measure how successful you are at creating, editing and publishing content. These are your Web content management processes.

GlobalSCAPE, the maker of the popular file transfer application, CuteFTP, recently debuted its new Web content management system, dubbed PureCMS. The content management system is GlobalSCAPE’s tenth ...

CONTENT MANAGEMENT’S roots may lie in document management, but its future will likely lie on the Web and beyond as its evolution pushes the concept of what content is and how it can be used for ...

In the wake of the UK’s Covid-19 lockdown, providing customers with a consistently positive digital experience has become more important than ever – no matter which sector an organisation operates in.

IBM said Tuesday it has acquired Sydney-based Web content management software developer Presence Online, better known as Aptrix, whose technology IBM intends to add to its Lotus portfolio of ...

Aptrix, formerly known as Presence Online, boasts such customers as Alcatel, British Airways, Deutsche Bank, DB Capital Partners, McDonalds, Safeway, Schering and Telstra, as well as IBM itself, ...