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June 2008, [Vol 17, Issue 6]: Features
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The Web content management (WCM) technology marketplace in 2008 is as dynamic as ever—and as fragmented as ever. In fact, fragmentation has remained this market's most defining characteristic for the past decade. Scores of experienced, viable WCM vendors around the world have passed their 10th birthdays, and hundreds of other newer, often regional, players nip at their heels. This state of affairs will persist for the foreseeable future.
Posted 30 May 2008
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Tony Byrne
Pharmaceutical companies are employing knowledge management (KM) to enhance strategic performance across the enterprise, to help with long-term development of new products and to build more comprehensive knowledgebases, among other uses.
Posted 30 May 2008
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Phil Britt
The range of software products encompassed by social networking is so extensive and diverse that sorting out the options can be difficult.
Most computer users have had the experience of wanting to view sets of information side by side but being thwarted because the information comes from different sources. An emerging technology for overcoming that barrier is so-called "mashup" software, which provides a unified view of information from different sources. Although a small market now, those products are increasingly providing an alternative to time-consuming manual processes or expensive custom integrations.
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June 2008, [Vol 17, Issue 6]: Industry Watch
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Coveo unveils G2B
Posted 20 May 2008
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Vignette releases three new products
Posted 20 May 2008
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Adds extraction technology
Posted 20 May 2008
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Posted 20 May 2008
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Nuance to buy eScription
Posted 20 May 2008
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June 2008, [Vol 17, Issue 6]: News Analysis
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Microsoft's Steve Ballmer suggested that Google was a one-trick pony. Google won its crown with online advertising. Since the day when Google's founders made the decision to enter the online advertising business, Google changed from a quirky search engine to a revenue powerhouse.
Posted 30 May 2008
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Dave Snowden
Posted 30 May 2008
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KMWorld Staff
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June 2008, [Vol 17, Issue 6]: Columns by David Weinberger
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June 2008, [Vol 17, Issue 6]: Columns From The Editor
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Posted 30 May 2008
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Hugh McKellar
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June 2008, [Vol 17, Issue 6]: Columns - Future of the Future
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Posted 30 May 2008
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Art Murray