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Includes Web Content Management,
Blogs, eCommerce, Asset Management,
Issue Tracker, Calendar and Site Search. - Open source
- Easy HTML file editing
- Light weight
- Incredibly fast performance
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Meeting Details:
- Where: 1550 Magnolia Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio
- When: Tuesday, 20 May 2008 from 8:15am - 5pm
- Cost: $99.00 (Travel & Accommodations not included)
Whether you are new to OpenEdit or a seasoned expert, the OpenEdit User Group is for you.
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OpenEdit Blog: Meet Your Development Team
Anticipation builds for Launch of OpenEdit 6.0
May has just begun but there is already lots to talk about within the world of OpenEdit. Here are some highlights.
- Christopher Burkey is currently in Spain conducting on site training for Pindar. OpenEdit clients have access to personal training in both English and Spanish by the lead developer and CEO. While this isn't something you are likely to find elsewhere, it does speak volumes about the level of dedication that goes into supporting every OpenEdit feature and every OpenEdit client.
- OpenEdit is about to host their first User Group Meeting in Cincinnati on 20th May. It's shaping up to be quite a week with clients and OpenEdit enthusiasts alike flying in from all over. We hope to see you there.
- OpenEdit is now available in Spanish. We have expanded over the past six months and now operate in three countries. We have 8 new members of the OpenEdit team and are excited about working with you in both English and Spanish.
- The OpenEdit development team is putting together the finishing touches on OpenEdit 6.0 which will be the most complete open source java based content management system available on the web. This claim is based on comparisons done at cmsmatrix.org.
Chris Burkey in Spain - OpenEdit provides On Site Training
Chris Burkey is in Spain this week providing on site client training and he sent a few pictures.
CMS? ECM? What do these terms really mean?
What differentiates a CMS from an ECM? I'm curious if these terms (along with a few others) are well understood, specifically within the content management industry.
I suspect there are many people in our industry that use these terms within their daily professional lives but aren't clear on their meaning. One indication is the notes found at the top of each page within wikipedia on this topic. Almost every page has a quality standards warning saying the article makes vague or superficial statements and focuses excessively on Web CMS.
Connect With OpenEdit
Connect your clients and workforce with the critical information they need. Blog, eCommerce, site search, online editing, marketing asset management, and more with OpenEdit 6.0.
Professionals around the globe stay connected to the marketing assets that are vital to their daily marketing efforts (artwork, pdfs, videos, and other important documents) using OpenEdit.
