Content may be king, but images are vital to the look and feel of your site. Keeping them fresh and up-to-date is one of the best ways to keep your site from looking stagnant. The thing is, anyone managing images across multiple websites will have their hands full looking at the following issues: Restricting image …
CrownPeak and Magus Announce Partnership
LOS ANGELES, Calif., and LONDON, UK, Aug. 17, 2011 – CrownPeak, the market-leading Web Content Management (WCM) Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution provider, and Magus, the leader in SaaS website quality and compliance monitoring, today announced a partnership making the Magus ActiveStandards website governance platform available with the CrownPeak Cloud Web Content Management (WCM) System. The combined offering is the first complete SaaS solution that gives enterprises the ability to allow more business users to publish content across multiple digital channels while protecting the brand by ensuring compliance with corporate, legal and regulatory standards.
Actavis uses ActiveStandards to automate web standards management
When you have a large network of frequently updated websites, how do you make sure standards don’t slip? Generic pharmaceuticals firm Actavis decided to take the automated route by using ActiveStandards. As a result, the company has increased editor productivity, reduced error levels across its sites and greatly improved its SEO ranking. To learn more …
Are social media policies necessary?
I recently came across this Econsultancy post which raised the interesting question of whether businesses need to instate a social media policy. According to a survey cited in the post, 8% of companies in the United States have fired an employee for their behaviour on social media and 20% have disciplined an employee for social …
When to consent: the cookies conundrum
Still confused about what you should be doing to comply with the new cookies laws? Well, you’re not alone. Following the latest guidance from the European committee of national data protection regulators, the Article 29 Working Party, even some governments within the EU aren’t quite sure what they are meant to be doing. Take the …
