Cashing in on the iPhone age: are CMS vendors missing a trick? Robert Bredlau of e-Spirit discusses the rise of mobile content and how web operators could be losing out

Prepare for the future of knowledge work: a day in the life of the knowledge worker Knowledge workers engage in a great variety of activities

Are manual computer back-up procedures really necessary? There is a more efficient way for protecting business data, says Andrew Peddie, managing director of First Hosted.

CMS for large corporations Robert Bredlau of e-Spirit looks at the benefits CMS technology can provide large corporations

Why businesses should quit paper in the recession James Elkington, managing director, Esker, Northern Europe, explains why document automation processes can enable companies to improve customer service and increase profitability

An expert's guide to open source software security Companies everywhere are opening their doors to open source software. Rob Rachwald of Fortify explains more

Managing corporate finances during a recession Cost-cutting alone is no longer enough. Jari Tavi, Chief Technology Officer of Basware explains

Data debacles become contentious Gary Shottes of Ipswitch explains how to avoid data breaches with secure file transfer

Information governance through document management A guide to safeguarding information, reputation and corporate productivity with UK Government guidance in mind

Does Web 2.0 mean Threat 2.0? All manner of companies are beginning to adopt Web 2.0 technologies, encouraging employee blogs, customer fora, greater use of multi-media content and images and self-created 'wikis'. As with all new technologies, there are issues, argues Alan Calder, Chief Executive of information security experts IT Governance

Check your spelling Mistyped URLs can land you in hot water, explains Greg Day

A raw deal for libraries One of the most surprising, even shocking, features of the Google-AAP-Authors Guild Settlement is how hard it is on libraries

2009 Predictions and Trends in Web Content Management The future of online engagement with customers is video and Enterprise 2.0 will take off in 2009, according to Guy Westlake of Vignette

DPO jumps the generation gap Richard Thompson of Pitney Bowes Management Services outlines how Document Process Outsourcing (DPO) is enabling business to reap significant savings

Web 2.0: Engage with customers to weather the economic storm Guy Westlake of Vignette discusses the Web 2.0 tools that financial institutions can use to ensure customers stay engaged

Share and share alike How content management became a friendlier place

CaaS: blurring the lines Content-as-a-serivce: coming soon to an enterprise near you

MuseWorx leverages cloud computing to simplify Go-To-Market process BAM specialist partners with Images.com for expanded platform resources

FREE INTERWOVEN SEMINAR: Online Marketing - 23rd October, London Interwoven, in association with WebTrends, is hosting an Online Marketing Summit in London on 23rd October to showcase the latest innovations and trends in online marketing.

Dreams come true for Highwinds in digital asset delivery Daydream and Highwinds team up for ultra-high volume integrated digital asset delivery

Harmonic goes with the flow for DAM integration Flow Works and Harmonic improve workflow at MTV Germany, taps multi-channel distribution and shared access to content

Is open source software putting businesses at risk? Businesses today are built and operated by software that houses intellectual property, business processes and trade secrets that are vital to the health of an enterprise. Organisations must address potential weaknesses in their everyday operations before they become exploitable, according to Richard Kirk, European Director of Fortify Software

Smart moves epitomise ECM’s wave of change Following ECM365’s last edition of the ‘Richmond Lectures’ thought leadership series, Editorial Director Paul Quigley continues the hard talk with the third in the series, and tackles the issues of awareness in ECM, training and development issues as well as implementation considerations and standards

ECM Best Practice: Setting the Standards Following the last edition’s introductory interview with Ben Richmond from the Content Group, ECM365’s Editorial Director Paul Quigley continues with the second of the ‘Richmond Lectures’ and tackles the issues of developing new standards in ECM with the British Standards Institute and where it meets best practice in web content management.

Group Therapy: From ECM via DM to Web Content Management...and beyond With the raft of nomenclature and options now becoming available to organisations in the wider information management and enterprise content space, ECM365 sat down with industry guru Ben Richmond, managing director of The Content Group

All things must PAS – WCM feels the quality and the width ECM365 Editorial Director Paul Quigley talked to Simon Lande, managing director of Magus about web content management and PAS 124.

From Web Content Management to marketing James Pavey, marketing manager for SDL Tridion talks to ECM365 Editorial Director Paul Quigley about the burgeoning rise of WCM in marketing

Green letter day for direct mail How the Web will lead to more targeted and environmentally-friendly marketing.

Security is not a 'Press 1' option New standards such as PCI-DSS - Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard -are already places that impact the way that contact centres handle credit card transactions - but not every centre is taking active steps to implement them

Mobile and remote working: is it secure? Companies need to protect against data leakage and data loss from stolen laptops.

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