In this issue of Industry Insider, Seth Gottlieb, content management practice lead at Optaros, explains how one should go about selecting an open-source content management system. Gottlieb is the ...

He's a big open source CMS booster, which he describes as "world-class software platforms." "Each one has been developed and maintained by a community of thousands.

Joomla is one of the easiest to use and most extensible content management systems available, making it the most popular and downloaded open source website software in the industry today (it has ...

Open source Web CMS software is a good option for any sized business. We look at three open source Web content management systems -- Drupal, Joomla and WordPress -- and help you pick the best one ...

Alfresco Software Inc. Monday released the first version of its open-source enterprise content management (ECM) software aimed at small to midsize businesses (SMBs). The 13-person U.K. startup’s ...

Director of Developer Relations at Umbraco, argues that, far from being the preserve of start-ups, charities, and smaller ...

Software developer and author Eric S. Raymond famously touted the open-source model by saying, “Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow”. But the breadth of open-source community goes ...

Since in the open source world, anyone can offer paid support for a particular project, the key is differentiation. You have to make sure that your offering stands out in a crowd.

A content management system is the backbone of your website. When it comes to choosing an open source CMS, you’ll need a robust platform that allows for Web authoring, collaboration and document ...

Wyona, a Swiss producer of open-source content management software, launched a new initiative for open-source community participation in CMS when it held the first OSCOM conference in March 2002.