Jon Marks; – Ian Truscott

The Answer to Every Web Content Publishing Problem Is a Bicycle?

January 12, 2011January 12, 2011Content Management, Observationsanalyst, Blog software, car analogy, Computing, Content Management Systems;, Drupal, Jon Marks;, Twitter;, Web development, web experience, web presence, WordPress, World Wide Web

A couple of things have inspired this post, firstly Quora’s insistence that the answer to every CMS question is Drupal, (actually more correctly the communities answer to every question) and a chance encounter of a fellow

On the Jon Marks EPFDW Dilemma

April 22, 2010April 22, 2010ObservationsAPI;, Computing, content author, Jon Marks;, open source product, Philipe Parker, Social Media, software developer, Software engineering, Web Engagement, Zahoor Hussain

Jon Marks (@mcboof) has set a challenge to vendors on his blog – to prioritize various elements of what makes a great CMS product, to choose between Editors, Performance, Features, Developers and producing Websites. I know,

On Strategy, Twinterviews and Haiku

February 15, 2010February 15, 2010Observations, Social MediaAlterian;, Content Management Systems;, Content Manager, Google;, Groundswell, Haiku, Here Comes Everybody, Immediacy, Irina Guseva;, James Hoskins, Jeremiah Owyang;, Jon Marks;, Philippe Parker, representative, Social Media, social media marketer, Social Web, Twitter;, Web CMS Brands, World Wide Web

I think we can safely say that the last two week have been quite lively for Alterian Content Manager, as after an incubation with partners, customers and analysts we took our product strategy and roadmap

Joining the Trend for WCM Trends

January 6, 2010January 6, 2010Content Management, ObservationsASP.NET, Barb Mosher, Content Management, content management system;, Content Management Systems;, Enterprise content management, Java;, Jon Marks;, Laurence Hart, Online Marketing, Peter Monks, Seth Gottlieb, Social Web, Web content management system, Web Content Management;, Web Engagement

I’m going to kick off 2010 with a blog post about Web Content Management, enough for now of my wittering on about my place in the social web or even web engagement. Content is still

Does WCM Really Need a Fix?

November 5, 2009November 5, 2009Content Management, Observations#jboye09 Web Content Management, Content Management, Irina Guseva;, Jarrod Gingras, Jon Marks;, Procurement, Request for proposal, Sales, Scandinavia, Seth Gottileb, software classification, systems integrator, Twitter;, web application, Web Content Management fails, web engagement project needs

As part of preparation for a presentation he gave yesterday at Jboye ’09 – a few days ago Jon Marks set a challenge to his Twitter community; to give him examples of where Web Content

I Predict A (CMS) Riot: 1 hour, 6 People, 1 Wave, 1 Post

October 23, 2009October 23, 2009Observations, Social Media, Writing ContentAndrew Liles, Content Management, Google;, Input/Output, Irina Guseva;, Jon Marks;, Justin Cormack, Philippe Parker, Social Media, Typing, VOIP

Today we embarked on an interesting social media challenge, a few folks that I’ve started to hang out with virtually (and more recently in the pub) agreed to meet at a designated time in a

A Meme Challenge – 10 things about me

April 15, 2009April 15, 2009ObservationsBMW M3;, deep computing theory;, Goodwood Festival of Speed;, Goodwood Festival;, Irina Guseva;, Jacqueline Guichelaar Deutsche Bank Enterprise Services;, Jon Marks;, Julian Wrath;, longer travel;, Mark Rothko;, United Kingdom;, United States;, Virginia;, Yunnan;

Kas Thomas has been at it again, this time throwing down a personal meme gauntlet, by sharing 10 things about himself and tagging his blogroll to do the same, but I carelessly tweeted about it

Alterian CMS Meme Response

March 23, 2009March 23, 2009Content Management, ObservationsContent Management, demonstration software;, Enterprise edition product;, Enterprise;, http://www.this-is-marketing.com;, Irina Guseva;, Java;, Jon Marks;, Julian Wraith;, Mediasurface;, sample web site;, software procurement process;, UNIX;, WCM software;, Web experience needs;, web software vendors;

At the beginning of last week a CMS ‘meme’ broke out, where CMS vendor bloggers were challenged to reveal something about their products functionality and then tag other vendors to do similar. Day kicked this