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The Web CMS Report 2009 looks at... IBM Workplace Web Content Management

"These naming gyrations are meaningful and we think represent somem underlying turbulence as IBM has struggled to ingest the product and synchronize it with other major company initiatives around collaboration and portals. WWCM is a bit player in a very big company. "

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Why your CMS is slow

27-Jan-2007   --  

MindTree Consulting's Pranshu Jain offers 8 reasons why a CMS might be frustratingly sluggish for content contributors. To his excellent compendium, I'll add a few more:

9. Voluminous client-side code in the contributor UI
10. Delays in content publish/push to staging or preview servers
11. Simple lack of sufficient hardware and network resources

(As an aside, I had the pleasure of meeting Jain in Denmark, and regret only catching up to his blog now; if you care about Web architectures, it's highly nutritious reading.) Via Apoorv Durga.

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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