CCM Make KMWorld Trend-Setting List 2007
Posted on September 13, 2007
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A record number of content component management systems have been named to KMWorld’s prestigious trend setting products for 2007.
Content component management systems have begun to make inroads into the world of knowledge management products. The KMWorld Trend-Setting Products list recognizes products that make a difference to their customers. “More than 650 individual products were considered by our team of editors, analysts, integrators and users,” says Hugh McKellar, KMWorld editor in chief. “Each and every company whose products were chosen for this year’s list of Trend-Setting Products is being acknowledged for its willingness to listen and serve its customers in useful and innovative ways.”
Types of products recognized include search, content management, collaboration, and workflow.
Products that made this list include:
- Astoria Software: Astoria On-Demand—delivers solutions that leverage and extend XML-based, DITA-compliant content management for dynamic publishing.
- DocZone.com: DocZone hosted XML content management and single-source publishing solution. This is the second consecutive year that DocZone has been named to this list.
- PTC: PTC Arbortext enterprise publishing software supporting the entire enterprise publishing process, from creation through delivery.
- XyEnterprise: Contenta manages the life cycle of creating, maintaining and delivering content through multiple channels; users can dynamically create, reuse, manage and assemble multilingual XML content and documents. This is the second consecutive year that Contenta has been named to this list.
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