Squiz Featured as a Leading Supplier in New Buyer's Guide
Squiz Featured as a Leading Supplier in New Econsultancy
Content Management Systems (CMS) Buyer's Guide
Squiz, the
web experience management solutions company, is a featured
supplier in Econsultancy's 2012 Content Management
Systems Buyer's Guide The
report, authored by Econsultancy's Monica Savut, covers
market trends in the global content management industry and
assesses the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and
threats in the sector. Key trends covered in the guide
include the a growing demand for agile development and
cloud-based solutions, the need for WCM systems to integrate
with complementary systems through open architecture and
APIs, and a continuing shift of control from IT to Marketing
departments. The overall theme is the increasing requirement
for WCM systems to deliver much more than just the
traditional content management function. The report
states: "Requirements for WCM systems are growing beyond
basic management of content, with marketers increasingly
using them to directly support customer engagement processes
across multiple channels and facilitate more interactive,
personalised experiences. This is often referred to as 'web
experience management'."
Stephen Morgan, Director of Squiz
UK, is quoted in the report: "Marketing is evolving rapidly
and the increasing complexity of the solutions required to
deliver engaging online experiences represents a significant
challenge for most marketing departments. Equally, IT
departments are also having to respond to an increased pace
of change and an increased technology spend by marketing
departments. "WCMS vendors that understand and embrace the
intersection of marketing and technology can deliver
platforms that enable marketers to evolve online channels
more rapidly thanks to reduced complexity and easier
interoperability with other IT systems." The report
includes a 21 page in-depth profile of the Squiz web
experience management system, the Squiz Suite. It details
the suite's key strengths in usability, integration, context
aware content targeting, analytics and flexible deployment
options. The report is available from the Econsultancy
website: http://econsultancy.com/uk/reports/content-management-systems-cms-buyers-guide About
Squiz About
Econsultancy ENDS
Squiz creates web solutions which enable
organisations to manage and optimise online engagement with
their users. The solutions are built with the Squiz
Suite, a powerful web experience management platform
which incorporates CMS, search, analytics and integration
tools. The Squiz team provides consulting, design,
development, implementation, training and global 24/7
support services to supplement the Suite and to ensure
clients achieve their business objectives.
Squiz work
with some of New Zealand and the world's leading
organisations. Squiz NZ is based in Wellington and
Christchurch. For more information: http://www.squiz.co.nz.
Econsultancy is a global
independent community-based publisher, focused on best
practice digital marketing and e-commerce, and a leading
provider of digital marketing training and consultancy.
Their services are used by over 300,000 internet
professionals every month and they have over 105,000 members
worldwide.
With offices in London, New York and Dubai,
Econsultancy provide a combination of research reports and
how-to guides, training and development, consultancy, face-
to-face conferences, forums and professional networking to
help their members to build their internal
capabilities.
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