”The DPCI team understood the challenges of the project and delivered exceptional results. We look forward to working with them on other projects in the future.“
- Michael Mainiero, Director of Web Services, New York University Medical Center
The Event: AIIM International Exposition and Conference: Sorting through the options in Open Source Content Technologies
When: Apr 22 2010 - 8:00am - 8:45am
Where:
Pennsylvania Convention Center
1101 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107
What:
In this session, DPCI Founder Joseph Bachana will present the business, functional, and architectural approaches that a company can take to select an open-source Web content management system. Additionally, Mr. Bachana will look at ways some open-source projects have been integrating with other projects and industry standards to extend value.
This session will help attendees learn:
- How to organize functional requirements so as to better pick a Web content management system
- How to understand the value (and limitations) of open-source Web content management systems against proprietary products
- The differences among open-source products such as Joomla!, Drupal, Wordpress, Zope, and Plone, and how to select the right one for your organization's needs
Who:
Joe Bachana, President and Founder of DPCI
How:
The three day AIIM Exposition and Conference breaks down the most complicated information management topics and technologies into bite-sized pieces that are easy to digest and realistic to implement.
To register for the 2010 AIIM International Exposition and Conference, please click HERE.
Contact DPCI to learn more about our Web content management systems,
digital asset management solutions,
online collaboration software,
custom development,
multi-channel publishing systems, and
workflow management solutions.
Relevant Case study:
Allied Advertising and Terry Hines & Associates - GoFoBo.com
Other Web Content Management Systems case studies: NYU Medical Center-Child Study Center
NYU Medical Center - Department of Pathology
NY State Historical Association
Article by Jill Ambroz of Folio Magazine on the rise of the open-source Web Content Management System as a way for publishers to deliver content to their sites. > more