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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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EPiServer 5 is now ready

24-Sep-2007

After a long series of delays, Swedish Web CMS vendor EPiServer finally released version 5.0 of EPiServer CMS last week. A major reason for the delay is that EPiServer raised their ambitions during the process. Version 5 has massive changes for developers as it is based on .NET 3. There's also a complete new workflow based on the new Windows Workflow Foundation. Interestingly the release comes only shortly after the founder sold a majority of the company, and new owners came in with a new CEO. Despite the curious timing, according to EPiServer a few new customers are already live with EPiServer 5. With the major changes make sure you get competent resources on your project, ideally somebody who's already worked with Version 5.

- Submitted by: Janus Boye, Contributing Analyst

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