Seth Gottlieb

Expert on open source content technologies

Founder, Content Here

Seth Gottlieb is the founder and principal of Content Here.

With 14 years of experience in software and professional services, Seth has helped companies large and small improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their content management and publishing processes.

He has held positions at several leading consultancies, including Viant, Molecular, and The Advisory Board Company, and most recently founded and facilitated the content management practice at Optaros.

An authority in the field of open source content technologies, Seth has presented at national conferences including the Gilbane Conferences on Content Management Technologies and KM World and Intranets, and his reports and other publications have received critical acclaim.

Content Here

Content Here is a new kind of company, able to provide analysis and professional services with a deep technology focus. We advise clients on the opportunities (and challenges) associated with using open source content technologies. Our counsel is candid and based on a client's specific needs -- not an open source agenda. The goal is simple: to help make good companies even better by using the best content technologies for the job. With real-world implementation experience, our analysts evaluate software from a buyer's point of view.

Enter Content Here

View the 5 latest postings from Content Here

• Deane Barker: Editors Live in the Holes
• Will Day stay committed to web standards under Adobe’s ownership?
• Keeping your content DRY
• Work Breakdown Structure vs. Deadlines
• Open source project filtering

Tutorial

• Will your next web platform be free? A guide to the open source WCM and Web Portal Landscape

Presentations

Wednesday, November 7^th: 15.45 - 16.45

Track: Development

Deployment Patterns

The product landscape is nearly as diverse as the sites on the Web. However, if you ask any vendor if their product can run any website, their answer will be "yes (with the proper configuration and integration)." Because web content management systems and portals are both really website development frameworks, how you implement your system can be as important as what platform you choose.

This presentation will introduce different patterns for implementing your system and products that excel in these patterns.

Download

• cmf2007 Slides: Deployment Patterns   

Links

• ZDNet: How to choose an open-source CMS (January 2006)
• CMS Wire: What is Web 2.0 Content Management? (April 2007)