Oracle overhauls content management

Oracle has revamped its enterprise content management suite to compete with offerings from rivals IBM, EMC and Open Text, reports PC World.

Andy MacMillan, Oracle vice-president of product management, points out: “Oracle's content management strategy caters to customers who desire a rationalised back-end, as well as a variety of applications aimed at different user groups.”

The solution's updated components include universal content and records management as well as modules for imaging, process management and information rights management.

ITWorx has developed a content management system and portal for the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), states Newswire Today.

The Middle Eastern Vignette partner says it designed the portal in both Arabic and English with the goal to position the DWTC as a global commercial hub.

Hossam Badr, ITWorx regional sales and marketing director, says: “By automating many processes, organisations can deliver the right content in the right context, which helps improve sales, increase user satisfaction, and facilitate communication with the public.”

Content management provider, Cicero has partnered with Blue Beacon Consulting to provide application integration for government projects, says Market Watch.

The partnership aims to integrate applications at the desktop, automate processes and provide alerts for compliance.

Jeff Wynne, president and CEO of Blue Beacon Consulting, notes: "We can now integrate applications, automate processes, and create composite applications without having to access the application source or modifying them in any way.”