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The Web CMS Report 2009 looks at... Content re-use in EPiServer

"Overall, EPiServer takes a page-based approach to content. Similar to Synkron, it is possible to create independent content objects using the products notions of "Object Stores." Nevertheless, few customers have done this so far, perhaps because the product targets uncomplicated sites, or perhaps because it is not particularly simple to pull off..."

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Hope to see you in Denmark

30-Aug-2007

I'm very pleased to be returning to cmf2007, the "Third International Web Conference," this November. I'll be teaching on WCM, and CMS Watch is leading a track on selecting and implementing the various technologies we cover.

You might be interested to know that noted guru BJ Fogg of "Persuasive Computing" and "Web Credibility" fame will be keynoting the conference and also teaching about a new framework for simplicity that he has developed. I can think of few things more important to explore in our industry than how to simplify: simplify requirements, solutions, and especially, user interfaces. Unfortunately, Fogg is teaching at the same time as me, so I'll miss his class, but you should consider it...

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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