November 7, 2008 - Article by Nichole DuBose, Cory Lowder
Are you interested in keeping your Web Publisher environments fresh with the latest content and templates? In this article, we’ll explore some of the challenges with migrating web content and templates between environments and outline the key elements for successful web content synchronization.
October 10, 2008 - Article by Marc Perlman
Tired of cataloging your company’s digital images on file shares, standalone web solutions, or on CDs in a filing cabinet? Blue Fish built a photo library solution that allows employees to one stop shop on a client’s corporate intranet for images. Using Web Publisher Categories, content administrators can maintain the photo library in the same familiar web application already used to author web pages. This article explains how to bring this unique experience to your WCM solution!
August, 29, 2008 - Article by Lisa Hill
This article provides tips for improving Web Publisher usability in both the 5.3 and D6 releases.
August 6, 2008 - Article by Alex Bilstein
The web design landscape has changed a great deal in the last few years as web standards have gradually gained acceptance and modern browser support for CSS support has greatly improved. The benefits of semantic markup are generally accepted without much argument. Tables are no longer used for layout. Markup is clean and lean. These are all admirable achievements, however, the benefits of flexible, reusable markup are rarely discussed. These benefits are especially important when designing page templates for content management systems. In this article, I’ll show you how to employ some simple markup hooks and CSS strategies that can go a long way when reusing code or redesigning a site.
May 13, 2008 - Article by Nichole DuBose
Whether you’re a web developer or an administrator, understanding the publishing jobs in Documentum can help you create, automate, and refine the best features of your web content management solution. This article provides an introduction to the jobs used in the Documentum web publishing environment: what they are, recommended settings, and troubleshooting tips for some of the more common errors.
December 13, 2007 - Article by Marc Perlman
Integrating Web Publisher and WordPress is a straight forward technical problem that can add huge business value to WCM solutions by leveraging both systems’ strengths. This article discusses the steps Blue Fish took to integrate WordPress with Web Publisher, allowing our authors to write blog entries that are managed safely within Documentum.
September 26, 2007 - Article by Lisa Hill
This article provides an overview of Web Publisher Contributor, a scaled-down user interface available with Documentum Web Publisher 5.3sp4 and later releases.
May 24, 2007 - Presentation by Bryant Bonner
With over $275 billion in assets under management, Evergreen Investments, the asset management division of Wachovia Bank, has thousands of employees accessing its financial information. But finding the right report out of over 8000 isn’t easy. Explore how Evergreen worked with Blue Fish to employ Web Publisher for the Investnet intranet site, offering a dynamic, secure, and easy to use repository for the roughly 900,000 employee downloads the site sees every year.
April 16, 2007 - Article by Marc Perlman
This demo shows how Blue Fish’s WCM Solutions using Navigation Manager and EMC’s Documentum Web Publisher empower and enable non-technical content administrators to quickly create and maintain static and dynamic web pages.
April 3, 2007 - Article by Michael Trafton
Have you ever noticed how many different Web Content Management solutions are for sale out there? I think I know why. This article describes the types of web content management solutions that are out in the marketplace and the main business drivers that companies have for purchasing them.