I have been on lots of projects to build corporate web sites of all sorts. No matter the type internal intranets, extranets, portals, or internet sites there are some striking similarities to the projects and how they work. The typical process works something like this. ...
Continue ReadingSo, first off, I need to admit this is not my analogy, but I love it! I attended an AIIM conference today and of course the theme was some 8 things they dreamed up about content management. A guy from Hyland Software, Ken Burns, (Onbase...
Continue ReadingYou may have noticed our corporate website is under-going a massive overhaul. It has a new responsive user interface, cool new features, and is currently having its content audited. One of the things that we noticed was while our blog was started and sprinkled with...
Continue ReadingXumulus President and Founder Daniel Kozlowski announced the completion of his company’s transition from their Chicago Headquarters to new space in Arlington Heights, Illinois. The new, larger space was needed as the company had outgrown their previous location. The offices in Arlington Heights also add...
Continue ReadingI have always had sort of a love/hate relation ship with Magento. Its overly complex web of controllers, models and blocks and then throw in a bunch of events, always seemed a bit over done. But there is that aspect of extensibility and flexibility that...
Continue ReadingAfter installing and configuring Oracle Webcenter Content (UCM) on a 64 bit linux system you may have problems if After installing and configuring Oracle Webcenter Content (UCM) on a 64 bit linux system you may have problems if you ignored some of the Oracle installers...
Continue ReadingSo when I first started at Stellent I was learning the ropes and was out on a few “Web Content Management” projects at the start. The prevailing architecture at the time was to have both a contribution instance and a consumption instance on different boxes....
Continue ReadingXumulus has formed a strategic partnership with Oracle Corp., the world’s largest enterprise software company, and the acquisition of Sun has made it the only company that can deliver a complete, open, and integrated, IT stack to its clients....
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