Articles About Documentum and Web Publisher

September 20, 2006 - Presentation by Bryant Bonner, Michael Trafton

Empowering business users to update their own Web content is tricky. The more autonomy you give the business users, the more likely it is that your Web site lacks focus and strays from corporate standards. This presentation, given at EMC’s Momentum 2006 conference, reviews how Blue Fish helped Bausch & Lomb master this challenge and improve consistency of their master brand along the way.

September 19, 2006 - Presentation by Michael Trafton

Wells Fargo implemented EMC Documentum Web Publisher in 2002. The solution provides control over “look and feel” and site navigation while also giving layout and content flexibility to marketing authors. In 2006, Wells Fargo streamlined the interface to improve usability. This session provides an in-depth look at this new solution, including wizards and a custom dashboard for business authors. This presentation was given at Momentum 2006 with Gregory Close from Wells Fargo.

December 30, 2005 - Article by Deborah Larsen

Explains the basic principles for creating templates for use with the Web Publisher Editor. This article is valid for Web Publisher 5.2 and above.

May 5, 2003 - Interview by Blue Fish

John McCormick is the primary architect of WebPublisher. Blue Fish spoke to John just prior to the Beta release of WebPublisher 5.

December 3, 2002 - Article by Chris Wilper

WebCache is a Documentum tool that allows quick access to content and (optionally) it’s associated attributes by storing them on a flat filesystem and an RDBMS, respectively.

December 3, 2002 - Article by Rich Rans, Chris Wilper

Explains the basic principles for using stylesheets to transform WebPublisher generated XML files into HTML.