Archive for March, 2012

Making Content Strategy Work: Author Interview with Margot Bloomstein

By David Aponovich • March 22nd, 2012 • Events, Interview, Marketing, Strategy

Here at the CMS Myth we love to remind people that interactive success has less to do with your CMS technology and far more to…

Web Experience Management in Drupal

By John Eckman • March 22nd, 2012 • Analytics, Events, Marketing, Technology, User Experience, Vendor Selection, Video

One of the sessions I eagerly anticipated at this week’s DrupalCon was Acquia‘s Jay Batson speaking on “Assembling a Drupal Web Experience Management Powerhouse.” Web…

Content on All the Things: Responsive Design and Content Management Systems

By John Eckman • March 20th, 2012 • Events, Governance, Technology

Last year, at DrupalCon Chicago, the organizing team gave an update from the stage about the number of devices and attendees: the ratio between unique…

CMS Mythbusting at DrupalCon

By John Eckman • March 16th, 2012 • Events, Social Networking, User Experience

Next week I’ll be at DrupalCon 2012 in Denver, busting CMS Myths and learning about how the Drupal community sees the future of content management.…

IT Meets the Empowered Marketer at #GartnerPCC

By David Aponovich • March 13th, 2012 • Events, Technology, Uncategorized

I’m at the Gartner Portals, Content & Collaboration Summit 2012 (#gartnerpcc) in sunny Orlando, where several hundred (mostly) information technology professionals have gathered to talk…

When is Agile appropriate for a CMS project?

By Jake DiMare • March 9th, 2012 • Project Management

Very few would argue about whether or not a CMS project is a software project. As such, it is known (among experienced professionals) there exists…

Avoiding content migration train wrecks

By Jeff Cram • March 2nd, 2012 • Governance

We’re back again with David Hobbs, author of the Website Migration Handbook. The first part of our conversation covered the fundamentals of website migration, but…