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The ECM Suites Report 2009 looks at... Xythos' Partitioning Document Content

"The unusual element of Xythos architecture comes in its use of document stores. These are database structures used to store file metadata (and the file itself, if required). Though there is nothing new or innovative in managing metadata in a database and the content itself in a separate environment, the focus on partitioning content into many small document stores and then managing these via load balancers and webservers is somewhat different as it provides a web version of the more tradition client-server structure of original document/file management systems ..."

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Fool for Vignette

20-Oct-2006

Every now and then vaunted investment advice site Motley Fool takes a bead on one of the content management vendors we follow. Usually their analysis is pretty good. Today they looked at Vignette's recent stock rise and declared that Vignette's stronger earnings probably come with ample potential volatility as well. I suspect the same could be said for all the independent content technology vendors. However, a rising tide of demand continues to lift all their boats. You shouldn't make technology purchasing decisions based on stock price movements, but the continued strength of independent vendors is probably good for buyers, among other things because it makes abrupt or senseless mergers less likely.

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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