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The Mythbusters are going to where the CMS action is to bring you reporting from the field.

The Fog of CMS

Just a quick observation from CMS Expo. At one point during the morning’s Founder’s Panel, the CMS providers were offered the chance to ask the audience questions, turning the tables on the usual panel approach. One of the vendors (I honestly can’t remember which) asked how many folks in the audience were planning to move [...]

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CMSExpo Day One: We’re Gonna Need More Tables

CMS Expo 2012 kicked off this morning with a CMS Founder’s panel so big they had to bring in extra tables. No wonder people new to the field are so confused and overwhelmed! (I also couldn’t get all the participants in one shot – the above is two photos stitched together, and even then it [...]

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CMS Expo: One Big Web Content Management Jamboree

In just a few short weeks, I’ll be jumping on the Mythbuster bandwagon with John Eckman and Jake DiMare to head to the Windy City for the CMS Expo. As a relative newbie to the content strategy and CMS circuit, I had a couple questions for the Expo’s main man, John Coonen. When he wasn’t [...]

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A CMS Expo panel is born

It’s just about three weeks away and the team at CMS Myth is getting really excited about the 2012 CMS Expo. The line up for the ‘Killer Project Management‘ panel on May 9, 2012 is official. I’ll be joined on stage by the following panelists: Justin Kerr Emma Jane Hogbin Lee Brinckley Targeted for a [...]

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Making Content Strategy Work: Author Interview with Margot Bloomstein

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 do with the people, processes and content that support your digital presence and drive engagement. (Raise your hand if anyone ever said they’d buy your stuff because you use CMS [...]

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Web Experience Management in Drupal

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 Experience Management (sometimes also called Customer Experience Management, or Customer Engagement Management) is clearly one of the major trends in the Web CMS world in 2012. Major CMS platforms in [...]

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

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 IP-address requesting devices to attendees was over 2:1 and approaching 3:1. The organizers asked, rhetorically: “Just how many devices do you guys need?” Clay Shirky, who’s keynote began right after [...]

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CMS Mythbusting at DrupalCon

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. DrupalCon is held twice a year, once in North America and once in Europe, and has been growing rapidly.  My first was DrupalCon Boston in 2008, which had 850 attendees [...]

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IT Meets the Empowered Marketer at #GartnerPCC

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 shop. There are very few people here from the marcom side of the house, so it’s been interesting hearing Gartner analysts talk about the new imperatives IT must actively support. [...]

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Busting Web Experience Management Myths and Killer Project Management at CMS Expo

We’re excited to announce that The CMS Myth will be at CMS Expo in Chicago this May! We’ll be covering the event (as a media sponsor) and also have two CMS Mythbusters speaking: John Eckman will be speaking about “CMS Mythbusting: Web Experience Management” aka “Don’t Believe [all] the Hype.” Vendors are heavily pushing the notion [...]

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