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Oracle rolls out content management plans
April 18, 2007 In the next year, company will release new versions of several software products in a category that one executive calls "mission-critical."IBM cuts content management entry price
March 8, 2005 Looking to expand its customer base, Big Blue focuses on ease-of-use and a cheaper starting cost.Akamai glitch slows sites
May 24, 2004 A bug in Akamai Technologies' content management tools temporarily slowed or stopped downloads on Monday morning for some of the large Web sites that use its Internet distribution services.Commentary: Clear thinking on content management
December 17, 2003 IBM's purchase of Green Pasture is another sign of a consolidating market. Here's how buyers should evaluate rapidly evolving strategies and capabilities.Documentum adds storage tools
July 22, 2004 Software maker capitalizes on EMC connection, announcing product that bridges content management, storage management applications.Content software scramble ahead?
October 15, 2003 EMC's planned acquisition of software maker Documentum puts new pressure on Oracle, among others, while Microsoft may attack from below.IBM catches iPhrase
November 2, 2005 Big Blue acquires iPhrase Technologies, a privately held company specializing in software for online commerce.IBM debuts content management server
October 22, 2003 Big Blue's DB2 Content Manager Express is designed to appeal to smaller organizations and includes features such as quick installation and self-management.Documentum snaps up Xerox 'snapshot' unit
March 16, 2004 The content management software company plans to buy Xerox's AskOnce for technology that takes a digital snapshot of where data is stored.IBM sees Green Pasture in document realm
December 17, 2003 Big Blue continues its document and content management push by purchasing a small company that makes software to create and store complex business documents.IBM spices up content management play
July 26, 2004 Project Cinnamon XML technology aims to make the storage and retrieval of corporate documents faster, more flexible.IBM grabs content management company
August 26, 2004 Big Blue plans to acquire Venetica to fill out its lineup of software for accessing business documents.Open Text to acquire Artesia
August 4, 2004 The planned buy is only the latest shakeup in the market for content management products.Oracle hopes for big splash with Tsunami
September 16, 2004 Database giant expected to launch content management competitor to products from IBM and Microsoft this year.Open Text adds IM to content management
March 10, 2004 The new instant messaging system automatically records and catalogs data and is aimed at industries in which communication is heavily regulated.Interwoven, iManage set date for merger vote
October 9, 2003Oracle stretches beyond its database roots
December 8, 2004 At its customer conference, Oracle details its plans in content management and application servers.Hitachi Data to acquire archive software firm
February 6, 2007 Company agrees to buy Archivas, an existing partner, whose software allows for immediate access to protected, archived data.IBM to pay $1.6 billion for FileNet
August 10, 2006 The $35-per-share deal marks IBM's third software-related purchase announcement since last week.Sun shines on Interwoven software
July 21, 2005 The two companies will share joint sales and marketing for Interwoven's content management product.
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