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Business Implications for Changing CMS Landscape (#771)
Posted: 12/1/2002; 6:41 PM by Terry Frazier
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Martin White expands on the business implications inherent in James Robertson's predictions about the future of CMS.

The future for CMS applications. There are a small number of blogs I look at on a regular basis, amongst them Column Two from James Robertston, based in Sydney, Australia. How James manages to maintain his blog at such a consistently high level of quality constantly amazes me. I expect that many readers of his...
[...] To me the interesting area is the current gap between the low cost systems, such as Ektron ($3k), and the next level of CMS solutions represented by companies such as Merant and Reddot. These are of course departmental/small enterprise solutions with initial price tags in the $50k area. I am certain that we will see new entrants, or 'light' versions of established products, come in at the $15k - $25k base price. [Intranet Focus Blog]

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