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"This award is a great recognition for big decision, hard work and concentration on our new strategy."
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They are also changing their partner model (partly because of our co-operation) and I believe these are all good news. I think partners have to contribute also some money back (subscriptions) to eZ. That's the only way we, the whole ecosystem, can be competitive in the CMS (or WCM) market in the long run!
It was glad to hear Tony White, leading analyst of WCM from Gilbane Group, as he represented his study about different vendors and position of eZ:
I'm sure the discussion about new partner model (and position?) will continue, so feel free to drop me a line or give your comments through my blog, Facebook, Linkedin or Twitter. I was also very delighted (well, I'm a web analyst :) when Stephen Powers, senior analyst from Forrester, included testing, targeting and web analytics as a part of WCM 2.0.
"Interactive online customer experiences is be very important now and will be crucial in the future. And measuring as well."
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With this extension A/B and multivariate testing is very easy to do. But I do have to agree with Felippe that technical implementation is not the issue, there are more or less problems with defining "the right" conversion and creating valuable hypothesis/scenarios.
There was also other interesting topics like CMIS (content management interoperability services). I actually saw a demo of eZ Alfresco extension and how they pulled a document from Alfresco and published it via eZ Publish. Isn't that great? If you're interested, you can download all eZ Conference presentations here.