Some feel that the market is moving towards a Smart Enterprise Suite,
which includes content management, knowledge management, and
collaboration. See
http://www3.gartner.com/resources/106700/106738/106738.pdf for example
of this trend.
I should note that we have designed our product suite with thi
From: "Apoorv Durga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Earlier Plumtree jumped into CM space in order to provide CM and Portal
> services and Now Vignette has done the reverse - acquired a Portal
offering
> to provide both. Is this a new trend where all big players want to be
> everything to everyone rather th
October 30, 2002 11:43 PM
Subject: Re: [cms-list] Vignette to Acquire Epicentric
> From: "Apoorv Durga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Earlier Plumtree jumped into CM space in order to provide CM and Portal
> > services and Now Vignette has done the reverse - acquired a
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> Behalf Of emad
> Sent: Thursday, 31 October 2002 7:51 PM
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>
> Thanks
> What are the main Different betw
> What are the main Different between CMS and Portal???
> I think CMS with personalization and search tools provide us with what
> portal offer!
As with many terms in our industry, the word "portal" is heavily overloaded.
In this case, it really means two things:
1. A "user experience model" if
Well said Stewart. But enterprise customers are looking for further end
to end solutions due to the following reasons:
1) Out of the box realizable business benefits within their core
processes;
2) Less custom development when automating processes within their
business scope;
3) Easier maintenance
"A true CMS should only be dealing with content management and not with
presentation.
ie. It should provide tools that let users update and manage content
easily,
eg. Submitting word doc, versioning, workflow."
Rex - I would love to know where it written down what a CMS can and cant be ?
As a sec
> Maybe you could answer the question;
> > What are the main Different between CMS and Portal???
> with
> "Time" - since it is likely that most CMS's will continue to allude to
> offering portal capability and most Portal's will also refer to their
> ability to offer content management. Given a co
maybe you can enlighten me as to your own distinction between 'portal' and 'portal
capability' ?
Steve
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From: Rex Chung [mailto:rex@;rexchung.com]
Sent: 01 November 2002 10:35
To: Steve Williams
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ick up the TeamPortal piece... ;-)
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Thanks
What are the main Different betwe
On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 10:40:44AM -0500, Peter Dresslar wrote:
> The easy comparison that comes to my mind is:
>
> Interwoven's TeamSite is *not* a portal. So whatever a portal is
> Vignette will do it and Interwoven won't. Maybe this gives us a better
> idea of what a portal is in the first plac
Does anyone have a positive opinion of Vignette's Epicentric acquisition?
My own initial take is mildly negative: EIP and CMS vendors benefit more
from "playing the field" with multiple counterparts in the other camp,
because most buyers make the decision to buy one or the other fairly
independent
Something positive:
I'll bet it was cheap. ;-)
Regards,
Peter Dresslar
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Does anyone have a positive opinion of Vignette's Epicentric
acquisition?
My own initial take is mildly negative: EIP and CMS vendors benefit more
from "playing the field" with multiple counterparts in the other cam
ay, November 01, 2002 4:07 PM
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I just realized I should have checked into the details before being a
jerk about it...
http://biz.yahoo.com/djus/021029/1711000907_1.html
Here is an article about the transaction, in
The troubling thing about the Vignette/Epicentric aquisition is that the
Epicentric employees will lose all of their stock options.
See http://www.internalmemos.com/memos/memodetails.php?memo_id=1025
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