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*Are You Afraid to Buy Software From A Small Company?* OK, you've found what appears to be a great software product that solves a critical business issue (and at a great price), so you talk to a "decision-maker" - this might be your boss, the CIO or maybe a regional controller. You present some of your findings (based on a "live" demonstration) and before you can finish, they want to know everything about the software vendor...	*2009, 11 December*
*Why Companies Fail To Become Great* I have worked in large, global corporations with thousands of employees and in companies so small, we could meet in a Starbucks. Regardless of the number of employees or the global reach of a company, effective communications among employees is always a key to success (and greatness)...	*2009, 25 November*
*Can Web 2.0 Make a Difference in your Organization?* If your organization has yet to embrace web 2.0, then chances are you do not have an internal communication and collaboration portal. Frankly, you may not be totally convinced that your company can benefit from better communication and collaboration tools and cannot see where the ROI would be. This article is directed at the skeptics among us...	*2009, 20 October*
*How to Create a Winning Intranet* Chances are your corporate Intranet died while no one was looking; but how do you raise the dead? How to revive an Intranet that, for all intents and purposes, has not survived its expiration date?	*2009, 11 August*
*Bringing Social Media to Your Intranet* Just because the company Intranet is an internal business entity, that doesn’t mean it can’t be a fun and informative place to visit. But how to create an Intranet that provides usability as well as a few fun things while maintaining a business-like demeanor?	*2009, 6 August*
*Top 10 Reasons to Use a Content Management System* Put content creation into the hands of content managers -- where it belongs. This will speed up the deployment of new ideas and concepts, and...	*2009, 31 July*
*Content Management & the Enterprise: Teck.com* Over the next few weeks I will answer the question "Who actually uses a CMS and why?" by covering a few Point Dynamics CMS success stories. Our first stop is Vancouver, Canada...	*2009, 28 July*
*How Non-Technical Staff Build & Maintain Websites with WCM* When businesses begin to move towards a web content management system (WCM), one of the main considerations is always "Will our non-technical personnel really be able to use this thing the way the glossy brochure says they will?" Have no fear; with the right web content management product they absolutely will be able to do so...	*2009, 22 July*
*3 Reasons Why IT Jobs are NOT Endangered by a CMS* There are those (web designers, developers, and other IT folks) who mistakenly believe that the purchase of an effective web content content management system by their employer will serve to effectively eliminate their responsibilities....	*2009, 19 July*
*How a CMS Improves Collaboration* Project teams use documents to communicate and publish their ideas, options, alternatives, and solutions. Team members are not always in the same building, state, province or country; and it is sometimes the case that they do not all work for the same company....	*2009, 19 July*
*Where can you find ROI for a Content Management System?* In the past, web content was created by individual business groups within an organization and passed on to their IT department for placement into their website, where it would sit and grow stale as technology moved on and the organization struggled to keep up with it...	*2009, 14 July*
*What Makes a Good Content Management System?* A content management system (CMS) is the software that is used to handle the full life-cycle of a website and includes tools to create, manage, and secure data for both public facing portals and corporate intranets...so what makes a good CMS?	*2009, 10 July*
*Components of a Good and Effective Web CMS* Once the decision has been reached to purchase a web content management system, the issue then becomes "What makes a good web content management system?" Should the purchase be based on brand? Can the assumption be made that Microsoft (for example), because of their name and based on the fact that you are running a Microsoft shop, has a content management system that would best fit your needs?	*2009, 10 July*
*A Business Case for Content Management* There are many benefits to implementing a CMS (and yes, you can calculate an ROI for some of those benefits). This article explores who needs a CMS, why, and how organizations benefit from content management systems.	*2009, 13 May*
*Point Dynamics CMS vs. Microsoft SharePoint* This article compares the current release of Point Dynamics Enterprise CMS to both Microsoft SharePoint Services (WSS 3.0) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS). This is a comparative study of features and productivity for WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT (WCM).	*2009, 13 May*