FatWire Enterprise Web Content Management Overview

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    1. FatWire: A Strong Global Business
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      Leading Enterprise Web Content Management vendor: Recognised by Gartner, Forrester, Butler, CMSWatch
      Leading CMS vendor for content personalisation & targeted content.
      Coined the term Web Experience Management
      Over 13 years experience
      Focused on the Web
      ‘Best of breed’ applications
      Worldwide Sales Offices: US, Spain, UK, France, Germany, Austria, Japan, Singapore, Australia
      Support Centers: New York, Amsterdam, Madrid, Singapore, Tokyo, Melbourne
      Engineering Teams: New York, Kiev and Vienna
    2. Our Credibility and Differentiators
      “Personalization - kudos to: FatWire” – 1st “Scaling & Performance - kudos to: FatWire” - 1st
      “Site Analytics - honorable mention: FatWire”- 2nd
      FatWire Leads In WCM For External Sites With Personalization Capabilities’ The Forrester Wave™ Vendor Summary
      FatWire provides a comprehensive Web Content Management platform, including an impressive content integration framework
      The company differentiates itself by offering an industrial-strength application for a midrange price. It has also adopted what we consider a winning strategy of building out an application layer to create value-added solutions.
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    3. How the analysts rank us in the WCMS marketplace
    4. WCMS marketplace - >NET vs Java vs Open Source
    5. WCMS marketplace
      WCM brought US$ 860 million in worldwide total software revenue in 2008, resulting in one of the fastest-growing areas of ECM with a share of more than 25% of the ECM software market, says Gartner.
      Key Trends for WCM
      As far as the main trends for WCM 2009, the Gartner report highlights the following:
      • Better product usability for non-techies
      • Personalized, contextualized and targeted content delivery
      (source cmswire.com)
    6. WCMS marketplace
    7. Web Experience Management – A Change in Perspective
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      WEM
      Web Experience Management (WEM) is about managing the experience that an organization’s end users, partners and employees have on their site -- providing a forum that facilitates engagement, loyalty, and interaction among constituents
      WCM
      Web Content Management (WCM) is about using the web to meet the needs of organizations for displaying content online
    8. Overview of the Solutions we can provide
      Push relationship (WEM)
      Level 4
      Collaborative
      • Multi-directional collaborative content generation and consumption
      • Participation and community
      • Peer to peer content exchange
      • Multi-channel capabilities
      • Enterprise controls and oversight
      Pull relationship (WCM)
      Level 3
      Persuasive
      • Content dynamically customized for each user via implicit or explicit means
      • Analytics feedback loop
      • Multilingual site mgt
      • One-way communication on site
      Level 2
      Versioned
      • Enterprise content manually customized for departmental sites
      • Large scale enabled
      • Fixed content
      • One-way communication
      Level 1
      Static
      • Static web site content
      • One-way communication
    9. Web Experience Management
      • Post-deployment community participation
      • Blogging
      • Tagging
      • Site analytics
      • Dynamic content retargeting
      • Idea generation and brainstorming
      • Concept development
      • Collaboration tools (wikis)
      • Dynamic content delivery
      • Multilingual deployment
      • Multi-site management
      • Scalability
      • Content authoring
      • Revisions/feedback process
      • Segment customers and target content
      • Rules for dynamic content targeting
      • Website design and construction
      • Versioning and Templates
      • Site management (replication)
      • Deployment rules
      • Workflow Publish → Deploy
      • Transparent process
      • Error prevention
    10. FatWire Solutions to provide WEM
      Web ExperienceManagement
    11. FatWire Product Architecture
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    12. Selection of FatWire Customers
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