So there is the conundrum: loads of content to produce, choosing the right tools. Two major content technologies include Web Content Management systems (WCM) and Content Marketing Platforms (CMPs).

A content management system sits at the critical crossroads of your public-facing digital experience stack, unifying data, content and experiences. Since the beginning of the web, content has ...

Hippo, a leading Web Content Management System provider, today announced enhanced interoperability with EMC® Documentum®, as part of its participation ...

WordPress, the major web content management system, added a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool for the self-hosted WordPress sites on Tuesday. Dubbed Write Brief with AI, the tool was launched ...

To achieve business goals, companies are embracing the discipline of customer experience management and investing in the technology that enables it. A customer experience management platform lets you ...

In fact, according to a recent report, global web content management tools accounted for $4.9 billion in 2017 and are expected to reach $14.2 billion globally by 2024.

One of the features of a comprehensive content management system (CMS) versus a basic Web authoring program is its ability to update the entire site when global changes are made, eliminating the ...

These content management systems have changed not only how we share information but also how we interact with one another. Designing and building a CMS is bit tedious, yet cool.

Learn More. RedDot, a provider of enterprise content-management solutions, has released RedDot CMS 6.1, the latest version of its Web Content Management System.

Web content-management system costs start at tens of thousands of dollars. Frederick-based CyberTeams Inc. has less costly systems, while eGrail's offering is more than $200,000.

A new online tool will help UC Davis staff and faculty easily make Web sites with better design and improved communication, as well as accessibility for disabled people. Several volunteer sites are ...

UserLand Software has released a Mac OS X version of Manila — its scalable Web content management system that lets end-user content be managed through a browser interface. With this release of ...