Archive for March, 2010

Blogging today in honour of the 2nd official “Ada Lovelace Day”, celebrating women’s contribution in technology, and named after one of the first computer programmers – yes, a woman. Women occupy senior and influential roles in all areas of tech – large and small companies alike. But there is still so very far to go. There are massive glass ceilings still out there. My bumps have since healed though… I want to recognize some of the mentors, role models and peers who’ve taught me important lessons along the way. And hope that others will add to the comments on this…

Earlier this month the Nuxeo marketing team ran 2 webinars to our English speaking customers and prospects. “Introducing Nuxeo Studio” and “Debuting Nuxeo DAM”. The slides and recordings can be found here on our Nuxeo.TV channel – in case you didn’t have the opportunity to register or attend. Our French language Nuxeo DAM webinar will be held on March 25, 2010 – so if you parlez-vous please sign up and listen in. After the conclusion of the French language Nuxeo DAM webinar, we’ll be publishing the results of 2 online polls we are conducting as part of the webinar series….

Nuxeo Communications Director for the last 2 years, Anne de Forsan, this week revealed her ‘secret project’. StoriesOut is a communication services firm helping both startup and established tech companies get their message out to their target markets… PR and Press Management, Communication Strategies, Communication Coaching. While the Nuxeo team in Paris and Boston will miss Anne on a day to day basis, we’re also really pleased to be her first customer. She’ll continue representing the Nuxeo name in Europe, working with us on PR and tech media opportunities. In the nearly 6 months I’ve known Anne, I’ve come to…

Attended the Gartner Portals, Content & Collaboration Summit in Baltimore this week, a conference specifically targeting information professionals who need to guide their businesses on the whole spectrum of content management – collaboration, information governance, social media, portals and web. The tough part? Trying to choose between great sessions scheduled in the same time slot. Solid content by some great presenters…. Here are a few of the highlights: Open source ECM is on the upswing. While it still represents a small percentage of the overall market, numerous sessions called it out as something organizations need to consider as part of…