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Posts Tagged Content Management

P2P content management

P2P content management? Check out the JXTA CMS Project Home Page.


Open Source Content Management Conference

All kinds of fun things happening in Boston these days. From [cms-list]: “OSCOM3 (Open Source Content Management Conference) will take place at lovely Harvard University, Cambridge/Boston, at the end of May 2003:
http://www.oscom.org/Conferences/Cambridge/“


Metrics for knowledge management and content management

Metrics for knowledge management and content management — this is article is a great read for both project managers and sales people. Why?
Project managers will benefit because it should help them hone in on the goals of the project, and should give them measurable, definable targets to hit. (ie: the goal of this project [...]


Content Management System Feature List

A comprehensive list of features for anyone trying to develop a Content Management System.
“Paul Browning and Mike Lowndes gave an excellent expose of elements that might be found in a Content Management System, covering 41 features and listing over 80 products. There appeared to be a blurring between Virtual Learning Environments, Document Management Systems, [...]


Languages and their corresponding codes

Ever wondered “Where can I find a list of all the languages and their corresponding codes?”
NISO Z39.53 Language Codes [cms list]


Verity Spider tips & tricks

Thanks to Phil for sending me a link to the Verity Spider tips & tricks on daemon.com.au. Daemon is/was a big Spectra shop and probably used the spider to search Spectra sites on a regular basis. So why doesn’t that page show up in a google search for “verity spider” or “verity spider [...]


Search Engine Safe Urls

Search Engine Safe Urls seem to be a talked about topic these days… mod_rewrite being the de-facto for Apache users… there are a couple out there for IIS:
urlrepl — this is my favorite, mostly because it’s free. You can configure it either from a web browser or an ini file. Downsides: no regular [...]


Statistics for Traffic Referred by Search Engines and Navigation Directories to Useit

Jakob produces something useful!
Statistics for Traffic Referred by Search Engines and Navigation Directories to Useit


Browser-based WYSIWYG editors

Looking for a list of available browser-based WYSIWYG editors?


page spider

Instead of searching fields in a database, I think it would be really nice to be able to send a spider to index a site.. obviously complicated, but would be very very handy to have. Also makes a lot more sense to me to search pages than objects. Object searching could be sliced [...]


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