“We ran a similar CMS user survey in 2009. That survey gathered responses from over 500 CMS users. We’re hoping to top that this year in order to gather a broader sampling of opinions in this rapidly changing and competitive market,” notes Ric Shreves, partner at water&stone and lead analyst on the Report.
The survey asks users about the selection criteria they use for screening content management systems and inquires into user opinions on thirty different open source CMS products. “We will select the final set of the Top 20 products based, in part, on what we learn from the survey,” states Shreves. Participants in the survey can request to receive an advance copy of the final Report.
The Open Source CMS Market Share Report was launched in 2008 by digital agency water&stone. The Report is non-commercial and released under an open license. Since its inception, the Open Source CMS Market Share Report has become the industry standard for purpose of defining market share and adoption rates in the open source content management system market. The final 2010 Report is expected to be published in early December, 2010.
>> You can download a copy of the 2009 Open Source CMS Market Share Report from http://www.waterandstone.com/downloads/2009OSCMSMarketShare.zip
water&stone
water&stone is a full service digital agency, located in Bali, Indonesia. The company is focused on helping clients realize increased value from the implementation of open source tools, in particular open source content management systems.
water&stone was formed in 2003, specifically in response to the growth and maturation of open source CMS solutions. Since that time, the team has delivered more than 400 web projects to clients located all over the world. As an indication of their expertise, many of the firm’s clients are other web development and design studios located in Australia, the UK, North America and Europe.
In addition to design and development, water&stone provides consultancy and search marketing services, including brand monitoring and reputation management.
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