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The Web CMS Report 2009 looks at... Workflow in Day

"The product's workflow capabilities are average. Day's visual- and forms-based workflow designer is easy enough to use and supports parallel workflows. However, Day's task-based engine may not be as intuitive for organizations whose processes engender a lot of collaborative content development. If you fall in that category, test Communique carefully against a handful of your more important processes..."

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Day Software edges closer to Wall Street

24-Jan-2007

Well, sort of. The Basel-based CMS vendor trades on the Swiss bourse, and -- fairly or not -- this adds to the air of mystery around the company's operations. Yesterday, Day announced plans to join a new listing service called OTCQX as well. Day seems to have recovered from its early-decade dive and has returned to profitability, but you (the prospective customer) keep asking us: "is that company really solvent?" As Day increasingly markets to a North American audience unused to mentally converting quarterly revenue statements from Swiss Francs, the company would do well to become more transparent about its finances. OTCQX appears to be some sort of upscale alternative to over-the-counter listings for reputable international companies. Day says it hopes for higher valuations as a result. Fine, if it also means the company will have to produce more detailed financial reports...

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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