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The Enterprise Social Software Report 2008 looks at... End-user interface in Traction TeamPage

"The ability to slice and dice information in various ways, comment on it, tag it, and build collaborative knowledgebases is very powerful. But this very feature-richness also makes the platform a bit daunting, especially because its somewhat dated interface doesn't always work as effectively as most competitors' to simplify your options."

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Talking web content management on DM Radio

19-Sep-2008

Yesterday I had the opportunity to participate in "DM Radio" -- an hour-long chat organized by DM Review magazine that in this episode also included reps from Web CMS vendors Fatwire and Day, as well as "social search" vendor Baynote.

The discussion ranged widely from Social Software, hosted content management, process integration (which unfortunately got short shrift), and whether Google really captures the "wisdom of the crowds." You can listen to and download the archive here (registration required).

There's much more to say about the topic of Web CMS. For more structured education, you might want to check out our Fundamentals of Web Content Management Technology online course.

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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