Experienced datacenter hands argue that content migration is really just a new take on the old problem of extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL).

Some CMS vendors are tweeners: too small to dominate the marketplace, but too big to fit into a comfortable niche.

FileNet recently announced that it will support Microsoft's Visual Studio .NET 2003, specifically, the new Microsoft Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 2.0.

Each year, the Information Architecture community puts on a progressively better professional summit, devoid of hype, with lots of crunchy content.

A Plone consultant, Brad Bollenbach, has written a nice introduction to the open-source CMS, Plone (which is built on top of the Zope application server) in O'Reilly's ONLamp e-zine.

CMS Watch was recently interviewed by Data Conversion Laboratory (DCL) for their fine monthly e-newsletter.

Is there an international content management community? Well, 30 CMS experts from around the globe (including from CMS Watch) think so.

Open-source CMS and portal project, Mambo, has been expanding fairly rapidly of late.

The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has issued long-awaited guidance on the submission of web content that represents permanent records to the Archive.

After carefully controlling your site design through cascading style sheets (CSS), wouldn't it be a shame to lose some of that power and flexibility when implementing a CMS?

Australia's James Robertson continues to debunk CMS myths.

In a long yet engaging article, noted software development guru Joel Spolksy has weighed in on software usability.

In a continuing series of CMS-related acquisitions, IBM has bought content integration (CI) vendor Venetica.

Vignette recently announced a tighter integration between its portal product (VAP) and its CMS offering (V7).

U.K. CMS vendor Mediasurface has become a publicly traded company on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange (ticker: MSR).