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OpenText Reaps Benefit of Hewlett Packard’s $315M Software Yard Sale

Earlier this morning, OpenText, the enterprise information management provider based in Ontario, agreed to acquire HP Inc.’s Customer Communications Management software assets for $315 million. This move comes just two months after HP Inc. struck a deal with them to divest its Customer Experience software assets for $170 million. OpenText acquires HP Inc.’s Content Related… read more >

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OpenText acquires HP TeamSite

Yesterday, an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) vendor OpenText announced an agreement to acquire HP TeamSite, a web content management (WCM) platform, previously known as Interwoven TeamSite and Autonomy TeamSite. As part of this acquisition, OpenText also acquires other customer experience tools: HP MediaBin (digital asset management solution), HP Qfiniti (contact center management tool), HP Explore… read more >

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The air is going out of the customer experience software balloon

Scott Brinker’s famous marketing technology “super graphic” has charted the explosive growth of that software landscape, from about 100 vendors in 2011 to nearly 1900 in 2015. The stunning increase in vendors and software solutions is evidence of several undeniable trends, including the digitization of marketing and the consumer expectation for improved customer experiences (CX)…. read more >

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CMS-Connected: 2014 Gartner Magic Quadrant for WCM

One of the audience’s favorite shows of the year. DCG President Scott Liewehr pulls no punches in his analysis of the 2014 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management. Who were the winners, losers and who has no reason to even be listed? Watch this episode to see DCG President and CMS-Connected co-host, Scott Liewehr,… read more >

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Analyzing the 2013 Forrester Wave on WCM

With a copy of the new Forrester Wave™ on Web Content Management in hand this morning, I captured my reactions to the results, and to the changes since the last Wave™ in 2011. There were a few upward shifts (Adobe, Sitecore, Oracle), more downward movements (SDL, HP, OpenText, Ektron), as well as Acquia making its… read more >

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