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On Shanty Towns, Bulldozers, Cats and Website Consolidation…

September 21, 2010September 21, 2010Content Management, GilbaneComputing, Content Management, Digital media, Google;, Scott Liewehr, United Kingdom;, United States;, web content;, Websites, World Wide Web

This blog post is inspired by an excellent conversation I had with my colleague Scott Liewehr a few days ago, about the challenges of managing multiple sites – that ended with the comment “that sounds

First Gilbane Paper and Dirty Plates

September 6, 2010September 6, 2010Content Management, GilbaneContent Management, Content Management Systems;, content publisher, content technology implementations, Web content management system

August has been a busy month, hence this neglected blog – but I have been unchained from my desk as I am pleased to say that my first paper for Gilbane has been published. In

Into the Engagement Tier…

July 30, 2010July 30, 2010Gilbane, The Engagement Tieranalyst, application server infrastructure, campaign management, Content Management, Content Management Systems;, content management/delivery applications, decoupled systems, Facebook;, Josh Bierhof, Twitter;, web analytics;, web content delivery, web destinations, web site centric world, YouTube

This article was originally published on the Gilbane Blog back in July 2010, when I was an analyst there. That blog has now changed hands and many of the posts removed I wanted to preserve

Taking the W out of CMS?

June 24, 2010June 24, 2010The Engagement TierAndroid, application server infrastructure, Content Management, Content Management Systems;, Facebook;, iPad, iPhone, Josh Bierhoff, Technology_Internet, Twitter;, web destinations, Web Engagement, web experience, web site centric world

Next in my occasional series where I refer to a different to letter to the one in a TLA (after discussing the R in ECM) – I wondering if it’s time we took the W

Things I Learned at Gilbane San Francisco

May 28, 2010May 28, 2010ObservationsAndrew McAfee, Content Management, content technologies, Gilbane analyst, Industry Analyst, Melissa Casburn, Randy Woods, Robert Rose, Social Media, speaker, Sue Ann Reed, web customer experience, Web Engagement, web experience

Last week was my first Gilbane conference as a Gilbane analyst, having in previous years only served variously as vendor booth bunny, guest speaker or panellist and it was great to focus on meeting folks, listening to some great

The ‘M’ in ECM and ERP

May 13, 2010May 13, 2010ObservationsBusiness, Content Management, Enterprise content management, Google;, Information technology management, Supply chain management, Technology

In the discussion of what ECM is, we’ve seen a few analogies lately of comparing ECM (Enterprise Content Management) with ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)- me included. Most of this discussion is around the ‘E’ (such

CMS – The Knowledge Workers Industrial Revolution?

April 12, 2010April 12, 2010ObservationsBlog software, Content Management, content management system;, Content Management Systems;, Industrial Revolution, Johnstone Press, knowledge worker, Philippe Parker, Roy Greenslade, The Guardian

Last week it was reported in the UK press that journalists for a local newspaper are going to strike over the implementation of a Content Management System. I found this really interesting and it sparked

Onboard the Board at CMPros!

March 11, 2010March 11, 2010CMProsCMS, Community websites, Content Management, LinkedIn, Lisa Welchman, Online social networking, Scott Liewehr, Social Media, social media revolution, World Wide Web

Last week I was proud to be voted onto the board at CM Pros, to join a pretty new board under the presidency of Scott Liewehr to take this respected community of practice organisation forward.

Is WordPress a CMS? Hardly? Barely?

March 3, 2010March 3, 2010ObservationsContent Management, Content Management Systems;, web content;

The perennial “what is a CMS” debate broke out this week, with a fairly innocuous tweet from Dirk Shaw, “I am sorry but wordpress is hardly a web content management system.” that many of our CMS

TfMA Seminar – Content is still King!

March 1, 2010March 1, 2010Content Management, Persuasive Content, Speaking, Web EngagementContent Management, Marketing, social media engagement strategy, social media platform, web content strategy, web content;, Web Engagement

Forgive the cheesy title, but yes I gave a presentation at the Technology for Marketing and Advertising (TfMA) show last week where I talked about the place of content and in web or digital engagement.

What’s the big deal about Coke?

January 25, 2010January 25, 2010Observations, Web Engagementcommunity tools, Content Management, content management system;, Facebook;, HubSpot, Internet marketing, Marketing, media networks, New Media Age, Online social networking, Pepsi, Prinz Pinakatt, Social information processing, Social Media, social media community, social media listening strategy, social media networks, social media platforms, Super Bowl, Technology_Internet, the New Media Age, web analytics;, web content management systems, web delivery;, web publishers, web publishing;, YouTube

It was recently reported in New Media Age, picked up by the Hubspot blog that Coca-Cola were moving their campaign sites from “traditional” websites to social media platforms and they are not alone, Pepsi recently