Author: Michael Trafton

Alfresco has just released a new version with some improvements on the WCM side of the house. The version is 3.2r, a dot-release (sort of) that adds additional features to

Yesterday, I presented a webinar with Josh Toub describing how we have customized Alfresco Share to streamline the content creation process for web sites. Josh leads our Alfresco team here

Big news out of EMC this week. They have purchased a large stake in FatWire, a competing Web Content Management company. Even bigger news is that Documentum Web Publisher, EMC’s

Josh Toub leads the Alfresco team here at Blue Fish, and he’s just written a new article that can help Alfresco developers improve the maintainability and supportability of their Alfresco

To help ring in the new year and help folks understand some of the benefits of Alfresco’s latest Enterprise release, Blue Fish is hosting a Lunch and Learn session at

There’s a nice article on CenterStage over at CMSWire. It’s got several screenshots and a good overview of the features. CenterStage is EMC’s replacement for eRoom and they are hoping

The Documentum blogging community has really grown over the past year or so. There are lots of people writing about Documentum these days, and there’s never been more perspectives on

Robert Scoble interviewed John Newton recently about Alfresco. Two things about the interview stood out to me: Scoble had an idea of what Alfresco was, and he sort of inserted

John Newton, founder of Alfresco, has a great description of the just-released Alfresco Community Edition 3.2. In it, he makes the case that recessions like the one we are in

I’m very excited to announce that Blue Fish is now an Alfresco partner. Over the past 4 years, Alfresco has come out of nowhere to take the Enterprise Content Management

What I learned about CenterStage at EMC World 2009 CenterStage was all the rage this year at EMC World, and it looks like it’s eventually going to be Documentum’s primary

EMC World 2009 – Day 4 Recap and Day 5 Plans Today, it seemed like every session that I attended was talking about xDB, EMC’s high-performance XML database. xDB is