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The XML & Component Content Management Report 2009 looks at... DocZone's Implementation Approach

"Some customers like this rapid implementation approach, but others have experienced some frustration in having to wait for changes/corrections to be undertaken after launch -- a problem aggravated by their comparative lack of access to the innards of a system that they don't host themselves, along with DocZone's growing pains with insufficient resources at times. "

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Announcing the XML snd Component Content Management Report

15-May-2008   --  

It's been a busy month at CMS Watch. Today we announce the release of another evaluation report, The XML & Component Content Management Report 2008. Developed in conjunction with The Rockley Group, the report evaluates 14 component content management vendors and 5 XML editor tools. From today's release about the report:

"Component Content Management (CCM) technology allows enterprises to manage text content as componentized chunks of information rather than whole documents or web pages. It has become increasingly important to modern enterprises, especially given the rapid emergence of the DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture) standard. However, CCM technology remains largely the domain of a wide collection of smaller software vendors targeting narrower use cases..."

Subscribers will receive copy shortly; others can download a free sample here.

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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