Balsa – open source E-mail client for GNOME
Balsa is an lightweight, easy to use open source E-mail client for GNOME, highly configurable and incorporating with all the features you would expect in a robust mail client.
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Week in Review: Managing Product Demos, Integrating Portals and CMS
Welcome to the weekend. The hyped SXSW is in full swing, check out our ongoing live coverage from Texas. More interesting content management events are coming up: J. Boye Philly and GilbaneSF. But first let’s take a look back and see what’s been cooking in the Enterprise CMS/Web CMS kitchen this week. Beware of strong social media flavors and spicy debates.
Editor’s Picks
Selecting a CMS: Managing Product Demos. If you followed the advice from the first two articles in this series (How to build a short list and Developing scenarios), you are now ready to move to the next step and start evaluating products against your defined requirements.
5 Things to Consider when Integrating your Content Management System and Portal. Portals and content management systems are widely used in organizations today. For many, the desire to integrate them into a single collaborative environment is critical. But there’s a lot to think about before moving forward.
CMS Review: Oracle Universal Content Management (UCM). Not all products deserve your attention when you’re in the process of selecting a CMS. Here’s a detailed review of Oracle UCM to help you decide if this Enterprise CMS is a good fit for you.
Enterprise Software: To Be or Not To Be Like Facebook. A war has been waged in the name of the future enterprise. On one side, Marc Benioff. On the other, a crowd of naysayers who don’t like the idea of mixing business with pleasure.
Clickability Extends SaaS Web CMS With Integrated IDE. While Clickability has long claimed to be accessible to a non-technical audience, it can now appeal to developers and web designers.
Hippo CMS 7.3 Brings Facets, Surf-and-Edit, Pretty URLs. Since version 7.3 was expected in the fall of 2009 (per Hippo’s roadmap of 4 scheduled releases per year) you’re probably anxious to try out the new goodies.
From Twitter to Yammer to Buzz, 10 Microblogging Must Reads. We’ve put together some must-read happenings that have occurred so far this year. Whether you’re in the mix for business or pleasure, these points are worth the read.
Telligent Analytics 3.5: New Support Analytics, Updated User Analytics. Telligent Analytics is almost three and a half years old and there’s no sign that this solution is joining the market of basic analytic solutions.
Most Popular Articles
These articles were what you fancied most this week, according to Uncle G’s analytics data.
How Document Management Has Evolved in SharePoint 2010. Adam Harmetz, Lead Program Manager for SharePoint Document and Records Management, gives us a tour around new DM features in SharePoint 2010.
SharePoint Portal Alternatives - A Credible List. We took a look at some of these "SharePoint Alternatives" and let you know what SharePoint functionality they replace. Here’s what we found.
Installing SharePoint 2010 on Windows 7. Did you know you can run SharePoint 2010 environments on both Windows 7 and Windows Vista SP1?
Google’s Marketplace Spells Trouble for Microsoft. Google set off an enterprise-tastic bomb when they announced the opening of Google Marketplace, an online store for business apps. Now, we can’t help but wonder, is Microsoft an impending casualty?
Google Opens Marketplace for Google Apps: Box.net, Zoho on Board. After weeks of rumors, Google finally launched Google Apps Marketplace, their new online store for business applications that integrate with and extend Google Apps.
Prepare for a May 12 SharePoint 2010 Launch. The official launch date for SharePoint 2010 is circling the net and like everyone else interested in SharePoint, we have marked our calendar with a great big exclamation mark.
Sun Microsystems Chief Open Source Officer Leaves Oracle. March 8 turned out to be Simon Phipps’ last day at Sun/Oracle. What does that mean for his pet projects, and Oracle’s plans for Sun’s open source properties? Timing is everything, as we just recently pondered about what the Oracle + Sun merger could mean for content management.
Polls and Your Votes
The release date for SharePoint 2010 is around the corner. So we asked you about your plans, and so far the majority of votes seems to indicate that SharePoint 2010 is not at the top of priorities list.
Do you agree? Click the link below and let us know.
Poll: Is Your Organization Planning to Implement SharePoint 2010?
Also, check out our previous poll results:
Poll Results: Web Analytics Need More Love
Poll Results: Usability is Top DAM Challenge
Content Management Jobs
Here’s what’s been brewing lately in the CMS jobs and careers field. Both seekers and employers, catch the best fish of the season on our content management job board.
Featured Jobs
Analyst, Serving Customer Intelligence Professionals at Forrester Research
Senior Sales Rep at Clickability
Project Manager/Digital Media at http://www.tmgcustommedia.com
LiveServer/RedDot/OpenText - CMS Developer at LP Associates
Lead Developer (Drupal) at Sandusky Newspapers, Inc
Traveling or Virtual, There are Events to Attend
Wondering how to spend your time in the next few weeks or months? Attend a conference, or maybe just a webinar or two. Have a look at our Industry Events Calendar to see what’s happening in your area.
Featured Events:
Mar 16, 2010 – Webinar: Smart Fixes for Slacker Web Pages
Apr 21, 2010 – Drupalcon San Francisco 2010
Apr 22, 2010 – AIIM International Expo 2010
May 5, 2010 – CMS Expo 2010 (Evanston)
May 20, 2010 – Gilbane Conference San Francisco
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Beauty How-To: 10 Different Types Of False Lashes And What They Do For You!
Now that false eyelashes have really hit their height as a beauty trend and have become more everyday-acceptable than their exclusively-for-Vegas-showgirl roots, a falsies virgin can't help but be overwhelmed by the endless array of styles that bombard her at the "beauty bar" every time she enters a Sephora. Aside from the obvious feather-embellished and loopy rainbow fringe courtesy of Shu Uemura's Tokyo Lash Bar, even the multitude of natural lashes can appear crazily intimidating. Criss-cross, short and dense, long and tapered, sectional... why the heck are there so many different kinds, and why don't any of them actually look like normal eyelashes at all? The first step in banishing the lash confusion is to have an open mind; what looks flashy or scary (and sometimes even spidery) in the package won't actually look like that on your lids. And while this isn't a step-by-step guide to applying lashes (still working on it myself -- practice makes almost-perfect), it can help you with the first hurdle: choosing the right type to play up your peepers. And remember -- as long as you treat them with care, they're reusable, so you don't have to spend on each individual use! So if you're already armed with the desire for fluttery fringe and plenty of patience, check the slideshow for a selection of 10 different lashes and what they do exactly!
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[$] Open source and the Morevna project
Konstatin Dmitriev's Morevna
Project is to 2-D animation what the Blender Foundation's Open
movie projects have been for 3-D. The goal is to produce a
production-quality, full-length animated feature, using only open source
software, and license the source content and final product under free,
re-use-friendly terms. Along the way, the work provides stress-testing,
feedback, and development help to the open source software used, while
raising awareness of the quality of the code. Subscribers can click below
for a look at the project from this week's edition.
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