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It’s Time to Think Beyond the Browser

08.19.10

The fast-growth world of multi-touch user experiences, devices and private communities introduces a whole new set of content management opportunities - and challenges. Continue Reading

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Reinventing In-Context Editing

07.07.10

In-Context Editing or "ICE" is the ability to update content from the preview of a web page. For Ingeniux ICE has always been a glass slipper. It is something that we wanted but could never find a solution that fit. Ingeniux CMS 7 addresses ICE in a new and revolutionary way. Continue Reading

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The Narrative Algorithm – The Missing Link in the Semantic Web

06.30.10

Semantic content is the future of the Web. We are moving towards an internet landscape where information is easily shared beyond a single website and repurposed in relevant ways. Continue Reading

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Flash of Brilliance or Flash in the Pan?

02.03.10

Flash accounts for 75% of video on the Web and is ubiquitous as a plug-in on well over 90% of browsers. Despite Flash's dominance, it is a standard in jeopardy. Continue Reading

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Solving the Twitter Fail Whale

01.26.10

Run-Time caching RSS to improve site performace Continue Reading

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2010 the year of the Mobile Web

12.16.09

This year I am making only one predication. It is a bold predication. Not in the sense the technology is nascent or the market is not evolved, actually quite the opposite. Continue Reading

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Optimizing Microsoft Bing

08.01.09

This week Microsoft made a bold move by taking over the Yahoo! search business. The alliance establishes a credible competitor to Google and a search player that marketers need to consider as part of their strategy. Continue Reading

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Avoid the risks in Web content management

04.08.09

Someone recently asked me what the biggest risks are in content management (CMS) implementations. While most CMS implementations are very successful, like any enterprise software solution there are risks. Continue Reading

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10 Clear Signs you need a Web Content Management System

09.18.08

Here are ten signs that your organization needs a content management system. If you identify with any of these I would say it is time to start evaluating solutions. If you identify with more than half of them - we need to have a serious talk. Continue Reading

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Flash XML Content Management in Ingeniux CMS

08.18.08

Do you have Flash on your website? Do you want to be able to update the text or imagery without working with your graphic designer? Learn about managing Flash XML content using Ingeniux CMS. Continue Reading

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WYSIWYG HTML Editors - What You See Is (Not) What You Get

08.04.08

WYSIWYG editing is not always true to its name. Learn about the underlying reasons for WYSWIYG editor behavior and what Ingeniux CMS 6.0 has done to improve on this important web content management feature. Continue Reading

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sIFR Text is Stylin'

07.18.08

We recently implemented a new website for LPL Financial, one of our OnDemand customers. We used sIFR text for headlines. If you do not know about sIFR, it is time to learn. sIFR is in a word, "Stylin'..." Continue Reading

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