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Forrester Wave vs. component content management

Ann Rockley and Steve Manning have written an article on component content management. To quote:

The recent discussion on the absence of Component Content Management in the recent Forrester Wave Report: Content Centric Applications, Q1 2006 report was very interesting. It provoked a lot of discussion on whether or not Component Content Management should have been included.

This article highlights the complexity of the "content management" marketplace. Something like "component content management" is a very specialist application in practice, and is best suited to very publication-intensive situations. So that leaves the question: where does this fit into the broader marketplace, which is currently dominated by technically-simpler web content management systems?

Posted by jamesr on January 30, 2007 03:49 PM
Categories: Content management