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What Ben Franklin Can Teach Us About Web CMS

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Philadelphia is a city dominated by the memory of Benjamin Franklin. Statues, memorials, tourist stops – seemingly everything in town honors this notable Founding Father. (The rest? That’s reserved mostly for the Philly cheesesteak.)
At the UPenn Wharton UI Conference I attended in late July (Big Ben founded UPenn, too) Franklin spoke from the hereafter to [...]

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How many CMS systems in YOUR organization?

I spent time last week at the UPenn Wharton UI Conference 2010 in Philadelphia, where I was treated to a session that was music to my ears.
“Your CMS is Not a Toaster,” led by Jen Yuan, an IT communications analyst in Penn’s IS and computing department, hit the nail on the head: CMS is NOT the [...]

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Gilbane Must-See: Molding the Customer Experience with CMS

The Gilbane San Francisco conference hits this week, offering two days of innovation and inspiration for content management and marketing pros. Here at the CMS Myth we’re thrilled again to be a Gilbane media sponsor.
But we’re even more excited for our ISITE Design colleague Melissa Casburn, our director of user experience and a UX visionary, [...]

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Does your web governance have teeth?

I made a game time decision at J.Boye to attend Christine Pierpoint’s web governance talk over the Future of Web Content Management by Tony Byrne. Hopefully someone is taking notes on Tony’s session.
Most of you probably know of WelchmanPierpoint by now.
Christine and company have been on the front lines advocating for web strategy and governance [...]

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Cheesesteaks and CMS at #JBoye10

I’m on the ground in Philly at J.Boye 2010, a conference full of web strategists, content management experts, and most importantly, practitioners.
I’ve been looking forward to this event for months. And not just because of those cheesesteaks (side note: I’ve already had 2).
J.Boye organizes the programming around the real disciplines of making the web work. [...]

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CMS World Evolves at Gilbane San Francisco

Content management technology, evolving and morphing continually over the past decade, shows no signs of slowing down. (It’s like they say about the weather here in New England: give it a few minutes and it’ll change.)
You need either a CMS Sherpa to guide you through the morass of products, pitches, platforms and promises – or [...]

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Gilbane Boston 09: Focus on Content, Collaboration and Customers

In the CMS world, December on the horizon also means the Gilbane Content Management Conference is coming quickly to Boston. And, we’re proud to say, The CMS Myth is an official media sponsor for the December 1-3 event at the Westin Copley Hotel.
Myth followers are entitled to a $200 event discount; simply use [...]

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Speaker quotes from a CMS conference

Last week I spoke at the Content Management Strategies/DITA North America Conference 2009, but I also took the time to attend as many sessions as I could.   In the sessions I attended I gathered some great quotes from the other speakers that really hit home and wanted to share them.
 On CMS Selection: 

"It seems the [...]

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May 6 webcast: How the city of New Orleans planned its CMS strategy

We’re excited to be part of an upcoming webinar on Wednesday May 6 with Nathan Williams, the Interactive Director for the New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corporation.
You’ll want to block off the hour next week If you’re wondering how to plan your next CMS project (or just hear a great story from the City of New [...]

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Gilbane Boston & planning for a CMS

Another Gilbane conference has come and gone and the Mythbusters were once again in the middle of the action to get firsthand insight.
In fact, we’re just now gathering our thoughts from a whirlwind three days of keynotes, panels, hallway conversations and the trade show floor.
I have to admit, it feels a little bit [...]

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