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Entries Tagged as 'content management'

CMIS Interoperability

March 2nd, 2009 · 10 Comments · CMIS, Content management, Open source, Standards, Technology

TweetCMS Wire recently picked up the development of CMIS Explorer by Shane Johnson (@shane_dev) at CityTech. CMIS Explorer (download) is a browser application written in Adobe AIR and Flex that uses the RESTful AtomPub binding of the proposed CMIS standard to interact with CMIS-compliant repositories. Already early access support for CMIS is available from EMC, [...]

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Microsoft Office TownSquare

June 11th, 2008 · No Comments · Content management, Ideas

TweetNews about TownSquare is making its way across the Internet. I’m not surprised that Chris Pratley has a hand in this venture either. He was the original creative force behind OneNote, a tool that quickly found its way into my “appbox” as a mainstream application/tool. As Chris recalls, apparently this caught the attention of Jeff [...]

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Hands-on DFS

May 21st, 2008 · 1 Comment · Content management, DFS

Tweet Tom and I were able to present to another great set of attendees–lots of healthy curiosity and great questions. Now that the labs have been conducted, here are the presentation slides–version from today, which was slightly modified from Monday’s deck. It’s been a great talking with a lot of folks about DFS and content [...]

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DFS best practices

May 20th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Content management, DFS

Tweet This afternoon, colleagues Mike Mohen and Paul Kwitkin presented a well-attended session, “Documentum Foundation Services – Best Practices and Real World Examples.” It’s always a good thing to have someone else be able to tell folks how well your software performs under load and back it up with hard numbers and context. Usually this [...]

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