Overpriced, overly complex web content management (WCM) suites, bought in the days of the ".com bubble" when money was no object, have been commoditized and consumerized. 

Real people want the simplicity and familiarity of the tools they use day-in, day-out:

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• The mass of content in Wikipedia,
• The freshness of content in Digg,
• The ease of configurability and reuse of Google gadgets or Facebook pages and
• The low cost scalability of Web 2.0.

Alfresco WCM engages customers through next-generation sites...
enabling mass contributions from internal and external users, 
simple configuration via reusable Web Scripts 
and low cost massive scalability that uses commodity software and hardware. 

In this webinar, Michael Uzquiano gives a view into the technical underpinnings of Alfresco Web Content Management. And previews what's coming in Alfresco 3.1 and 3.2, over the next few months. 

Agenda: 
1. WCM Technology Overview - review of the Alfresco technical stack, advantages of a holistic architecture. 

2. Visionary Use Case - bringing together the worlds of DM, WCM and RM. 

3. Roadmap for first half of 2009 - design of Alfresco 3.2, Forms Service, WCM Production Runtime, Alfresco SURF