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It’s All About Web Engagement Management in May
Thursday, May 24th, 2012 @ 12:30 pm Eastern / 9:30 am Pacific
Today’s successful digital marketers recognize the need to maintain a consistent level of intimacy across all customer exchanges. These principles serve as the basis for the new Web Engagement Management (WEM) paradigm, and the companies that embrace this shift will excel beyond those who continue to focus solely on web pages.”
In May’s episode of the CMS-Connected show we will be taking an in-depth look at the evolution of Web Engagement Management and how it will change the way organizations understand and interact with their customers. Sign up today to whatch the live show!
Special Guest:
Kevin Cochrane from Adobe.

Plus:
Commentary on the latest news from the Web CMS industry from your hosts Scott Liewehr & Tyler Pyburn, and In The Spotlight segment with OpenText, and finally our popular Rapid Fire segment.
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Top 10 Considerations for Planning & Deploying a Web CMS
Free Online Webinar
Date: Wednesday May 23rd 2012
Time: 12pm – 1pm EST (9am PST)
Location: Online (Registration Required)
There are literally dozens of reasons why an organization could stumble and fall while deploying a Web Content Management solution, which could end up being a costly venture or worse… a failed project.
Whether you’re a Marketing Manager, IT Manager, Content Manager or a CMS Consultant, there will always be certain challenges and areas to watch out for that you must avoid or overcome.
That is why on May 23rd Gary Eisenstein, Presdient of Falcon-Software and Josh Anstey, VP of Partner Engagement at Elcom have pooled together over 20-years of combined content management knowledge in uncovering what you need to consider and prepare for during the lifecycle of a Web CMS project.
This FREE 60-minute Webinar will focuse on:
- What should be considered when planning and deploying a Website CMS project.
- How to overcome certain obstacles that will arise during the project.
- Useful tips and workarounds that can be instantly used, whether you are at the starting stage, half way through, nearly complete or already finished your Web CMS project.
If the success of your Web CMS project is vital to you and your stakeholders, then attending this Webinar is a must. Sign up today!
Click here to register for this webinar
Check out the latest CMS-Connected Show!
Check out the latest CMS-Connected Show webcast with hosts Scott Liewehr and Tyler Pyburn and special guests Seth Gottlieb and Lisa Welchman.
The Next CMS-Connected Live Show on March 14th

CMS-Connected is a monthly webcast featuring news, trends and commentary related to the content management industry. Streamed live on The Pulse Network, the show features experts in the field discussing topics relevant to practitioners everywhere. The program showcases the top products and platforms on the market, innovations, mergers & acquisitions and best practice commentary and advice.
March 14th Show:
- Hosts Scott Liewehr and Tyler Pyburn discussing the top news & events from around the CMS industry.
- Seth Gottlieb from Lionbridge will be joining the show to discuss Content Management for a Global Business.
- Jamie Anderson from SAP will be skyped in from London England for a quick chat on Forrester’s 2012 Customer Experience Index.
- Lisa Welchman from WelchmanPierpoint will also be joining the show to discuss Who Owns Your Website from a Governance Viewpoint.
- Elcom CMS is In the Vendor Spotlight.
- And finally, Rapid Fire with Scott Liewehr.
Don’t Miss This One:
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The CMS-Connected Show on Feb 16th
Thursday, February 16th, 2012
1:30 pm Eastern/10:30 am Pacific
CMS-Connected is a 60-minute monthly news show, streamed live on the TPN Network with a focus on the web content management industry, showcasing the top products and platforms on the market, latest technologies, innovations, mergers & acquisitions and CMS related news and commentary from leading CMS expert analysts and participating guests.
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The Show will Include:
- An in-depth discussion on SDL’s acquisition of Alterian.
- The development of an open standard for Web Experience Management Interoperability (WEMI) by OASIS.
- Kimberly Edwards, the Senior Product Marketing Manager from OpenText will be joining us to discuss their Web & Social Analytics 2.0 launch.
- A discussion about a new player to entire the CMS landscape, EndPlay.
- 5-minutes with John Coonen from CMS Expo to discuss the latest open source news.
- Darren Guarnaccia the Senior Corporate VP of Product Marketing from Sitecore will join us for our Vendor Spotlight segment.
- And a very special guest to be announced live will be joining us towards the end of the show!
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A Look Back at the Web CMS Industry in 2011
| What will be discussed during the show:
- How vendors reshaped the definition of WCM in 2011 - Online Customer Engagement… is there an ROI? - Are the big ECM vendors evolving enough? - WCM and the role it plays for a Social Enterprise - Are we better off in the cloud and what was learned from all the cloud crashes - Is mobile the key to your customer experience strategy? - Key vendor acquisitions & mergers in 2011 - Major WCM software releases in 2011 - Debate on the industry leading reports… Gartner, Forrester and other ranking reports. - Predications for the Web CMS industry in 2012. |
While many are looking to the future, on January 19th CMS-Connected will be taking a look back on the Web Content Management industry, which has seen some major changes in 2011. It has always been the strength of the Web CMS industry to define its place within the evolution of the online customer experience, and seemingly never more so than in 2011.
While many organizations have their CMS processes in check, there are many more who still have a lot of work to do and we hope this 60-minute Year In Review Webcast will assist in your Web CMS plans for 2012.






