Small Business, SMB, MidMarket - News, Trends and Analysis

Vignette Embraces Web Services

Dennis Callaghan | March 05, 2002

Vignette has embraced a Web services delivery model for its flagship content management suite.

Interactive Broadband: Fantasy Vs. Reality

eWeek Editors | March 04, 2002

Give consumers lightning speed and a persistent connection, and they'll discover a killer app.

Hollings to Content Providers: Get it Right

Dennis Fisher | February 28, 2002

Sen. Hollings complains that there is no shortage of broadband Internet access but rather a lack of compelling, legal content to drive demand

Watchfire Updates WebXM Platform

Paula Musich | February 18, 2002

Watchfire Corp. last week released a revamped, consolidated platform for analyzing Web site content for quality issues.

Custom Licensing Provides Much-Needed Middle Ground for Content

Jim Rapoza | February 13, 2002

Tester's Choice: Stanford professor's Creative Commons proposal would allow content creators to develop licenses that distinguish between fair and for-profit use.

Tool Keeps Web Sites In Shape

Paula Musich | February 08, 2002

WebXM pulls together content integrity analysis, traffic analysis, privacy policy adherence checking and Web content asset management within a single product.

Content Management Hits a New Low

Jim Rapoza | January 28, 2002

Ektron Inc., maker of Empower, one of the best low-end content management systems, has created a very usable and affordable application: the even-lower-end CMS100 1.7, which takes content management to the commodity level.

Baltimore Sells Content Technologies Unit

Dennis Fisher | January 24, 2002

Struggling security vendor Baltimore Technologies plc. on Thursday announced the sale of its Content Technologies division for about $29 million.

Divine Picks Up Northern Light Assets

Matt Carolan | January 22, 2002

The Chicago-based provider of extended enterprise services announced on Tuesday that it has purchased some of the assets of Northern Light Technology LLC, the Cambridge, Mass., enterprise content integration provider, in an all-stock transaction.

Minnesota has BroadVision for eGovernment Future

Christine Zimmerman | January 15, 2002

Minnesota officials said today they will use both InfoExchange Portal and One-To-One Content software from BroadVision to give citizens easy access to their state's information and services.

Caching in on Scalability

Jeff Burt | December 31, 2001

To give enterprises a way to ensure quick Internet content delivery, F5 Networks Inc. is updating its caching product to include a scalable management system for large distributed networks of caches.