Comments on: CMS Trend Predictions for 2010 http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298 Digital Center of Excellence in Content Management Sun, 22 Aug 2010 10:30:20 +0000 hourly 1 By: Julian Wraith | Warming up to Content Management in 2010 http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298&cpage=1#comment-109 Julian Wraith | Warming up to Content Management in 2010 Thu, 07 Jan 2010 15:43:16 +0000 http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298#comment-109 [...] Next CMS Outlook and Matthew Johnson’s article. [...] [...] Next CMS Outlook and Matthew Johnson’s article. [...]

]]> By: Michael Assad http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298&cpage=1#comment-108 Michael Assad Wed, 06 Jan 2010 19:42:54 +0000 http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298#comment-108 This is a great list and definitely rings true with what we are seeing with our ad agency and media clients. A couple of things that I would add: User Generated Content: Configuring and moderating content from the user Measurement: Who is looking at the content where (website, mobile site, facebook, youtube) and how often? The on-demand thing is big with our agency clients as well. Rather than pay tens of thousands for an enterprise license, pay for the months that the campaign or contest is live. Regarding the cloud, using Amazon S3 for video and heavy file storage has proven invaluable in terms of redunancy and scalability for a very minimal cost. Looking forward to seeing how 2010 pans out! This is a great list and definitely rings true with what we are seeing with our ad agency and media clients. A couple of things that I would add:

User Generated Content: Configuring and moderating content from the user

Measurement: Who is looking at the content where (website, mobile site, facebook, youtube) and how often?

The on-demand thing is big with our agency clients as well. Rather than pay tens of thousands for an enterprise license, pay for the months that the campaign or contest is live.

Regarding the cloud, using Amazon S3 for video and heavy file storage has proven invaluable in terms of redunancy and scalability for a very minimal cost.

Looking forward to seeing how 2010 pans out!

]]> By: Sofia Ahr http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298&cpage=1#comment-104 Sofia Ahr Sat, 19 Dec 2009 20:25:12 +0000 http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298#comment-104 Well-written. Thanks. I have been learning a lot about different CMS programs lately. I have also been experimenting with setting up an e-commerce site using <a href="http://cmsdesk.com/2009/12/18/wordpress-entrepreneur-how-to-setup-customize-use-a-wordpress-website-2/" rel="nofollow">WordPress</a>. Have you ever done that? Any suggestions for me? It's pretty fun learning it. <a href="http://www.cmsdesk.com" rel="nofollow">If you'd like to see my blog it's here</a>. Thanks again for this blog - it is really educational. Well-written. Thanks. I have been learning a lot about different CMS programs lately. I have also been experimenting with setting up an e-commerce site using WordPress. Have you ever done that? Any suggestions for me? It’s pretty fun learning it. If you’d like to see my blog it’s here. Thanks again for this blog – it is really educational.

]]> By: Martin Jacobs http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298&cpage=1#comment-101 Martin Jacobs Thu, 17 Dec 2009 18:38:44 +0000 http://www.cmsoutlook.com/?p=298#comment-101 Matt, This is a great list, and I think your predictions are spot on. I believe that the the expansion of Open Source is partly driven by cloud computing. As companies are looking to leverage cloud solutions for agility, the licensing complications with commercial solutions will drive further open source usage. On the more complex side, the ability to handle multiple sites/brands in many different languages will be important as companies are looking to consolidate their web infrastructure. Martin Matt,

This is a great list, and I think your predictions are spot on. I believe that the the expansion of Open Source is partly driven by cloud computing. As companies are looking to leverage cloud solutions for agility, the licensing complications with commercial solutions will drive further open source usage.

On the more complex side, the ability to handle multiple sites/brands in many different languages will be important as companies are looking to consolidate their web infrastructure.

Martin

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