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Entries Tagged as 'Content management'

Adobe, Customer Experience Management and Day Software

July 27th, 2010 · No Comments · CMIS, Content management, Inspiration, Open source, RIA, Uncategorized

Adobe has just announced a definitive agreement stipulating its intent to acquire Day Software. This acquisition will bolster Adobe’s leadership in Customer Experience Management, bringing Day’s industry-leading Web Content Management, Digital Asset Management and Social Collaboration applications, better known collectively as CQ, and Web scale content application infrastructure (CRX) together with Adobe’s LiveCycle, Connect and [...]

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Understanding LiveCycle ES2′s application model

May 19th, 2010 · No Comments · Adobe, Content management, LiveCycle, Services, Technology

Note: If you’re visiting this blog from the Adobe LiveCycle Developer Center or from the Adobe LiveCycle Blog, welcome to my musings. You’re invited to tell me what you want to know about LiveCycle via a comment. Thanks in advance! This longer-than-usual post is intended to help customers understand why the new application model exists [...]

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PDF from Confluence

November 25th, 2009 · No Comments · Content management, Development Toolbox

Atlassian’s Confluence software offers a decent collaboration canvas in the form of an enterprise wiki. For example, Confluence can support the practice of “living and active” specifications (instead of, for example, obsolete-once-authored-in-Word specs). Often, though, it’s good to have a more self-contained snapshot in hand (e.g. increase traceability from one review-based state to another, support [...]

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Documentum RESTful Services EAP

July 1st, 2009 · 2 Comments · Content management

Today I’m pleased to announce a new Early Access Program (EAP) for a new RESTful HTTP-based interface to the EMC Documentum ECM Platform called Documentum RESTful Services. The engineering team has been hard at work on this and is looking forward to sharing the first early access release (EA1) with you via a community site [...]

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Inoculating a Reply All plague

June 1st, 2009 · 2 Comments · Content management, Lessons, Technology

The “Reply All” feature of most email programs like Outlook is a convenience ripe for abuse. Unfortunately such abuse seems to occur about once a quarter or so where I work. Folks add an alias to their message (To or Cc) that ends up involving a multitude of folks who could care less about the [...]

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