Which Report?
CMS Watch publishes several technology reports. Each one is designed to help prospective buyers of particular types of solutions make the right choice and undertake a successful implementation.
Like the technologies they cover, each report addresses a particular business problem.
If you are looking to automate and regulate your web publishing process, and obtain more value from your web content, check out The Web CMS Report 2008.
If you are looking to consolidate access to enterprise applications and information within a single platform, review The Enterprise Portals Report 2008.
If you are looking to get a better grip on the growing volume of electronic documents and records that your enterprise produces, review The ECM Suites Report 2008.
If you are looking to improve the way you measure the effectiveness of your website(s), check out The Web Analytics Report 2008.
If you are looking to provide search capability across diverse enterprise information stores and/or key websites, check out The Enterprise Search Report 2008.
If you are looking to find out how SharePoint really works, check out The SharePoint Report 2008.
If you are looking to get control of your digital or media assets, check out The Digital & Media Asset Management Report 2008.
If you are looking to develop a component content management strategy, or are considering selecting an XML editing or Component Content Management product, check out The XML & Component Content Management Report 2008.
If you are looking to get control of your e-mails and develop an e-mail management or achiving strategy, or are considering selecting an E-mail Archiving & Management product, check out The E-mail Archiving & Management Report 2008.
If you are trying to distinguish among Social Software vendor offerings, including enterprise vendors, standalone social suites, and point solutions, check out The Enterprise Social Software Report 2008.
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