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For many organizations, the IT department is struggling to keep up with the process of getting change requests out to the web. This bottleneck impacts time-to-market of internal and external applications, which in turn threatens an organization’s competitive position.

Composite Application Provisioning, or CAP, sets out to automate and standardize the way code, content and configuration changes are deployed to custom web and composite applications.

In this episode of Intersections, we learn more about CAP and how Interwoven fits into this area of business management by speaking with senior product marketing manager Annie Weinberger.

Links related to today’s show:

Interwoven Composite Application Provisioning Solution

Thought Leadership Series-
It is well understood that the concept behind the implementation of Customer Relationship Management (or CRM) software is a good one. Being able to take advantage of technology to help you stay close to your customers is certainly important, but sometimes a bit challenging.

For some real-world examples of how to best leverage CRM technology, why it’s important to marketers, and how to avoid a “disconnected experience”, in this episode of Intersections we are again joined by Interwoven chief marketing officer Ben Kiker.

In a professional services environment, content is often scattered among a variety of internal data repositories, enterprise systems, and external content sources. This forces professionals to conduct multiple repetitive searches that often increase the probability of missing crucial information. To address this problem, Interwoven announced the release of Interwoven Universal Search - Professional Services Edition.

To learn more about this new product, in this episode of Intersections we speak with Dave Packer, director of marketing for professional services industry solutions.

Links related to today’s show:

Interwoven Universal Search - Professional Services Edition