Enabling Open Source for the Enterprise Breakfast Event in NYC - June 17, 2014

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CANADA HQ
152 West Hastings Street
Vancouver BC, V6B 1G8
USA HQ
3414 Peachtree Road, #1600
Atlanta Georgia, 30326-1164
UK HQ
Davidson House
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Reading RG1 3EU,
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info@appnovation.com

VAppnovation.com
Appnovation is one
of the world’s TOP
OPEN SOURCE
SERVICE
PROVIDERS

VAppnovation.com
• Founded as a Drupal shop in 2007 by Arnold Leung
• Privately held with ~120 FT, ~160 operating employees
• Hand selected, highly skilled, global deployed delivery team
• Broad base of customers across US, Canada, UK and Asia
• Focused on delivering Consulting Services and Application Development
• Recognized as a leader in Cross Platform and Integrated Solutions
• Extremely competitive billing rates
DELIVERING CUSTOMER SUCCESS ON OPEN SOURCE
WHO WE ARE

VAppnovation.com
SERVING GLOBAL CUSTOMERS FROM
AROUND THE WORLD
Vancouver
Atlanta
3414 Peachtree Road,
Atlanta GA, 30326-1164
London
Davidson House
Forbury Square
Reading RG1 3EU, UK
Montreal
5455 de Gaspé Avenue
Montreal, QC, H2T 2A3

VAppnovation.com
• High-capacity open source architectures
and system design
• Complex integrations encompassing
Drupal, Alfresco, MuleSoft, Google, and
existing line-of-business systems
• Leading edge front and back-end development
leveraging best-in-class open source
technologies, and standards
• Responsive design and development on both
desktop and mobile to ensure world-class user
experiences
CORE AREAS OF EXPERTISE

VAppnovation.com
Appnovation is the only
company in the world that is
an Enterprise Select Acquia
Partner, and a Platinum
Alfresco Partner.
We are also leading partners
with Mulesoft, Google,
MongoDB, Jaspersoft,
Pentaho, Hortonworks,
Amazon, etc. and provide
cross platform solutions with
PhoneGap, Sencha, and
SproutCore.
WHO WE WORK WITH

VAppnovation.com
Canopy, an award winning solution
founded in 2011 in an effort to help CTOs
build their open source enterprise is now:

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BRANDS THAT TRUST APPNOVATION

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Brandon Jung
Head of Cloud, Americas -
Google

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Transform your IT Infrastructure with Google Cloud
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has been building out the
world’s fastest, most powerful,
highest quality cloud
infrastructure on the planet.

• Pioneering data center
efficiency
• Financed over 250 Megawatts
of
new wind power
• First data centers to receive
ISO
14001 certification
• 100% carbon neutral
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Environmental
Responsibility

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Google's
Platform"[Google's] ability to build,
organize, and operate a huge
network of servers and fiber-optic
cables with an efficiency and
speed that rocks physics on its
heels.
This is what makes Google
Google: its physical network, its
thousands of fiber miles, and
those many thousands of servers
that, in aggregate, add up to the
mother of all clouds."
- Wired

IaaS PaaS SaaS
Infrastructure-as-a-Service Platform-as-a-Service Software-as-a-Service
Google Cloud Platform
Cloud Computing

IaaS PaaS SaaS
Infrastructure-as-a-ServicePlatform-as-a-Service Software-as-a-Service
Google
Applications
Data
Runtime
Middleware
O/S
Virtualization
Servers
Storage
Networking
Applications
Data
Runtime
Middleware
O/S
Virtualization
Servers
Storage
Networking
Applications
Data
Runtime
Middleware
O/S
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Servers
Storage
Networking
Packaged
Software
Applications
Data
Runtime
Middleware
O/S
Virtualization
Servers
Storage
Networking
Cloud Computing
You Manage Vendor
Managed

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Cloud Storage
Cloud SQL
Cloud
Datastore
Compute
Engine
App Engine
BigQuery
Cloud
Endpoints
Google Cloud Platform

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Storage
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Computing
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Linux Foundation's 2013 "Who writes Linux" report
puts Google in the Top 10 corporate contributors.
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top-10-linux-contributors/
Giving back, open
development
"Google's been doing work all over the kernel (networking,
security, scheduler, cgroups), all good stuff."
– Greg Kroah-Hartman

Compute Engine with Python
libcloud
1 from libcloud.compute.types import Provider
2 from libcloud.compute.providers import get_driver
3
4 connection = get_driver(Provider.GCE)(EMAIL, KEY,
project=PROJECT_ID)
5
6 node = connection.create_node(
7 name="libcloud", # Instance name
8 size="n1-standard-1", # Machine type, 1
CPU
9 image="debian-7-wheezy-v20131120", # Debian 7
(Wheezy) image
10 location="us-central1-b" # Central United
States
11 )
12
13 print(node.name)

Compute Engine with Ruby
fog
1 require 'fog'
2
3 connection = Fog::Compute.new({:provider => 'google',
4 :google_project => PROJECT_ID, :google_client_email
=> EMAIL,
5 :google_key_location => KEY})
6
7 server = connection.servers.create({
8 :name => "fog", # Instance
Name
9 :image_name => "debian-7-wheezy", # Debian 7
(Wheezy) image
10 :machine_type => "n1-standard-1", # Machine
type, 1 CPU
11 :zone_name => "us-central1-a", # Central
United States
12 })
13

Compute Engine with Java
jclouds
1 public static void main(String[] args) throws
RunNodesException {
2 String provider = "google-compute-engine";
3 String email = "...@developer.gserviceaccount.com";
4 String pem_key =
getPrivateKeyFromFile("/path/to/pkey.pem");
5
6 ComputeService compute = initComputeService(provider,
email, pem_key);
7
8 // Uses a 'default template' for node attributes
9 NodeMetadata node =
getOnlyElement(compute.createNodesInGroup("demo", 1));
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11 System.out.printf("%s%n", node.getName());
12 }

Virtual machines are great!
But how will you configure and manage them?
Putting your VMs to
work...

Compute Engine is a great fit for up and coming
technologies
such as Docker, CoreOS, and more...
...and other Open
Source tools

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Connie Zhou
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What's Next?
• Always more Google Cloud Platform
Features coming...
• We would love to collaborate with you!
• http://googlecloudplatform.github.io/
• http://github.com/erjohnso

Google and Containers
Everything at Google runs in a
container.
Internal usage:
• Resource isolation and
predictability
• Quality of Services
• batch vs. latency
sensitive serving
• Overcommitment (not for GCE)
• Resource Accounting
We start over 2 billion containers
per week.
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Next Steps
Launch a container VM:
developers.google.com/compute/docs/conta
iners
Talk to Googlers:
Here at GlueCon
DockerCon June 9-10, Google I/O June
25-26
Send us comments/ideas:
Discussion group:
groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/google
-containers
IRC:
#google-containers on irc.freenode.net
Stack Overflow:
Use "google-compute-engine" and
"docker" tags

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Tom Wentworth
CMO, Acquia

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Enabling Open Source in the Enterprise
The FUD and Myths Used by Proprietary Vendors

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Agenda
• A Little Bit About Acquia and Drupal
• 5 Common Myths about Open Source in
the Enterprise
• Questions

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First, A Little Bit About Acquia

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Acquia: the Digital Business Company
• Example customers include
Twitter, Mercedes-Benz, Warner
Music, Stanford University,
Cisco, Puma
• Empowering companies to
deliver great digital experiences
that integrate content, community
and commerce
• More than 440 employees,
4,000 customers; Deloitte Fast
500 fastest-growing private
company
Key Verticals
• Financial Services
• Healthcare
• Higher Education
• High Technology
• Life Sciences
• Media & Entertainment
• Non-profit / NGOs
• Public Sector

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Acquia, the Digital Business Company
Continuous Delivery
Cloud
Platform
Digital Engagement
Services

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Group Collaboration
User Generated
Content
Activity Streams
Drupal is a Unified, Open Source Platform for
Content, Community, and Commerce
Easy and Fun Content Authoring
Pre-Built Integrations
Presentation Layer
Globalization and
Localization
Multi-channel Delivery Optimize online shopping
across channels and devices
Integrations with 3rd Party
Commerce PlatformsProduct CatalogsShopping Carts,
Orders, and Payment
Processing

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What Are Some Common
Misconceptions about Open
Source?
And How Do Proprietary
Vendors Compete?

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Fear. Uncertainty. And Doubt. (FUD)

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Top 5 Myths About Open Source
1. Open Source is just for simple use cases
2. Open Source isn’t secure
3. Open Source won’t scale
4. Open Source requires tribal knowledge
5. Open Source is more expensive

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Myth #1:
Open Source is just for simple use
cases

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GE selected Drupal for more flexibility,
better agility, integrate faster on
a centralized platform

60
DRUPAL.
EVERYWHER
NBC standardized on Drupal across
entertainment, news, and sports sites

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300 completely custom artist
experiences on Drupal

Over 50% of the Top Media and Entertainment
Companies
Over 130 Nations 7 of 8 Top Universities
Drupal Dominates the Enterprise

9 of 12 Top Technology
Companies
33% of Largest Life
Sciences Companies
50% of Top 15 Financial
Services Companies
Others
Drupal Dominates the Enterprise

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Growth of Drupal
Quantcast Top 100,000 Sites (from BuiltWith.com)
0.00%
0.50%
1.00%
1.50%
2.00%
2.50%
3.00%
3.50%
Q1
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Drupal
Adobe
Sitecore

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Myth #2:
Open Source isn’t secure

SECURE
Drupal runs sites for over 130
nations.

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“One interviewee from a global pharmaceutical organization
believed that his open source WCM solutions
were more secure than proprietary ones …
Many also feel that the open code base is a particular
advantage, as it allows organizations to explore potential
security vulnerabilities.”- Forrester Research

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“Continuous and broad peer review,
enabled by publicly available source code,
supports [our] software reliability and
security efforts”
- David M. Wennergren, Department of Defense CIO
“Clarifying Guidance Regarding Open Source Software”

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Myth #3:
Open Source won’t scale
to handle the world’s largest sites

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Open Source Powers the Enterprise at
Massive Scale
Digital Experiences Drupal
Big Data Hadoop
Enterprise Content
Management
Alfresco
Operating System Linux
Enterprise
Integration
MuleESB

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460M Hits to grammy.com
on night of award show

74 30K
Concurrent visitors per second during
Hurricane Sandy with 100% uptime,
serving 5.1M customers in metro
NYC

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SCALE
Weather Channel, a Top-25 Alexa ranked
site, is replacing legacy Percussion product
with Drupal

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Myth #4:
Open Source requires
tribal knowledge

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This is the Drupal Community

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Market Presence 1,500,000+ sites
Global Adoption 196 countries
Extensive Capabilities 23,000+ modules
Broad Community 1,000,000+
members
Active Development 28,000+ developers
Drupal is the Largest
Open Source Platform in the World
2X the size of Linux developer community

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Drupal
Proprietary Web CMS
Products
0
10000 20000 30000
28,000
100
Size of
Development
Team

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“As one Forrester Customer told us, We had some
concerns about support with open source, but we felt like
a commercial company like Acquia could make up for that
and give us the support we need.”
- Forrester Research

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Myth #5:
Open Source is More Expensive

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Example 3 Year Total Cost:
Drupal vs. Proprietary Web CMS
Proprietary CMS
e.g. Sitecore or
Adobe Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total
License $200,000 $0 $0
Implementation
Services $200,000 $20,000 $20,000
Maintenance $40,000 $40,000 $40,000
Hosting $40,000 $40,000 $40,000
Total $480,000 $100,000 $100,000 $680,000
Drupal Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total
Drupal $0 $0 $0
Implementation
Services $150,000 $15,000 $15,000
Acquia Cloud $60,000 $60,000 $60,000
Total $210,000 $75,000 $75,000 $360,000

Projected 5 year savings by
migrating 55 websites from legacy
OpenText Vignette to Drupal$4.7M

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Bonus Myth!
1. Open Source Doesn’t Have a
Roadmap

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1996-2003
WCMSWeb Content
Management Systems
CLOUDS + SUITES REPLACED BY
OPEN SOURCE?
By 2010
Open Source destroyed
proprietary WCMS Market
2014
Marketing
Cloud
201X
Drupal Changed the Industry

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Proprietary companies are building
closed systems,
ACCESSIBLE TO ONLY A
FEW.

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Open Source brings these
capabilities to the
masses.

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And Ultimately, Open Source Provides
Unmatched Innovation

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Resources
• Georgia.gov case study
– https://www.acquia.com/resources/case-
study/georgiagov
• Pfizer – Building a Global Digital Platform on
Drupal
– https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCMOTh-CtzE
• Try Drupal on Acquia Cloud Free
– https://acquia.com/free

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@twentworth12 :: tom.wentworth@acquia.com

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Marlene Williamson
CMO- Alfresco

The Future of Content
Management
Marlene Williamson
Chief Marketing Officer

Founded in
2005
Open
Source
160K+
organizations use
Alfresco
Community per
month
7 million
users
4 billion
documents
1300+
active customers
in 180
countries
300+
employees
$60M+
revenue
Partner
Network
San Mateo Atlanta London Maidenhead Sydney Tokyo
Innovation
Leader

Alfresco in
information
intensive industries
Government &
Intelligence
Banking &
Insurance
Manufacturing Media &
Publishing
High Tech

The Market Today
“We have our legacy ECM system in place, heavily
customized and integrated into our existing systems
and infrastructure, all users trained”
However beneath the surface
“We have spent a fortune customizing and
integrating our proprietary system, upgrades are a
nightmare with an unsustainable TCO. Users are
finding ways to work around system as it is
cumbersome, not intuitive and external collaboration
is a constant challenge.”

Content Management Today
Needs to Balance
Users
• Want cloud and mobile
access
• Easy for users to adopt &
work where they are, when
they can
• Content sharing inside &
outside the enterprise
I just want to get my job
done…
Companies
• Want control
• Provision security policy
• Integrate with existing
systems and corporate
investments
• Customized to business need
We just need to protect the
company assets…

New Way to Work
• Old Brittle, Monolithic
• Content
• Rigid
• On-Premise
• Proprietary
• Closed Architecture
• Implemented by IT
• Waterfall
• New, Modern Stack
• Content & Context
• Open
• Cloud & Hybrid
• Open
• Modern Architecture
• Implemented by User
• Agile
Old Way New Way

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Explosion of Content
Exabytes (EB)
40,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
Source: IDC’s Digital Universe Study 2012
The Digital Universe: 50-fold Growth
2010 to 2020
© 2014 Alfresco Software Inc. All rights reserved.

Shaking Up ECM
We Live In A Digital World
The Value Of Open Source
The Value Of A Hybrid Solution

vs. traditional ECM
Traditional ECM
Expensive
Complex
Monolithic
Alfresco – Simple + Smart
Simple to Configure, Deploy & Use
• Apps & interfaces people want to use
• Modern architecture
• Mobile, cloud & hybrid – customers choose flexibility and control
Open
• Innovation & Interoperability
• Open Standards support enables integration with new & existing
systems

vs. cloud-only file sharing
Cloud-only file sharing…
• Limited IT control & enterprise experience
• Limited integration with enterprise content & systems
• Limited support for metadata & process
• Limited support for compliance, records management
Alfresco – Simple + Smart
Smart for the Enterprise
• Configurable business processes & metadata
• In the cloud, on-prem or hybrid – business chooses simplicity and
control
• Manage full content lifecycle & business process with records
management & business process management

Simple Smart
in the cloud
+ on-premise

Simple Smart
Connected Control
Hybrid Cloud
Hybrid
60%
Social
Collaborative
File Sharing
Personal Work
CRM
HCM
SMB
20%
Our approach focuses
on the end user.
in the cloud
ERP
Legal
Secure
DOD
Backup
Compliance
+ on-premise
20%
Delivers all the value
that ECM provides.

The Alfresco difference is
open

The Alfresco difference is
open
Performance
Flexibility
Integration
Value
with no lock-in!

Market Driven 2014 Themes
Consumer
-ization of
IT
Increasing
Content
Velocity
Increasing
Security &
Efficiency
Work from
Anywhere

Market Driven 2014 Product Themes
• Content Encryption
• Reports & Analytics
• “Sparta” Apps
• Activiti BPM
• Hybrid ECM
• New iOS &
Android
• Desktop Sync
• Mobile SDK &
MDM Certification
• Outlook Integration
• Digital Asset Mgmt.
• Records Mgmt.
•Live Search
•Filtered Search
•Previews (HTML)
•Easy Sharing
Consumer
-ization of
IT
Increasing
Content
Velocity
Increasing
Security &
Efficiency
Work from
Anywhere

Cloud First
Most new functionality will be
available in Alfresco Cloud
first…
Examples:
+ Live Search
+ Filtered Search
+ HTML5 Content Previews
… then rolled into the next on-
premise release

Beyond 2014:
Platform and App
SaaS-ification

Contracts Management
Partner Summit Update

Potential Use Cases -
Horizontal

Potential Use Cases -
Vertical

How Do You Spell
“Thought Leadership?”

Alfresco Community
• Grow our ecosystem
• Bring external contributions back
• Developer Evangelism
• Influencer Engagement
• Build the Open Source Community
• Explain the Value of Paid Offerings

How We Help Our
Community
Individual assistance
Content
Recognition
Summit
Community Meet-ups
Tech Talk Live
Hack-a-thons
Social Channels
Forums/Wiki/Developer API Portal

Global Campaign – Alfresco Summit
San Francisco 9/23-
25
London 10/7-9

“What differentiates Alfresco is
that it has the full ECM functions
that companies rely upon for high-
value documents and processes,
plus a cloud element that is fast
to deploy.”
Alan Pelz-Sharpe
Research Director, Content Management &
Collaboration
451 Research
Simple Smart
in the cloud
+ on-premise

“Alfresco has…an increased number and diversity of partners for consulting and
implementation. This partnering strategy has increased Alfresco's footprint and
helps it achieve significant additional presence in a range of industries.”
“A core strength of Alfresco continues to be the openness of its platform.
Alfresco remains in the Visionaries quadrant due to its embracing open standards,
including Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS).”
Alfresco has kept abreast of market developments by providing hybrid cloud
synchronization.
Alfresco continues to be the only vendor with an open-source ECM offering in this
Magic Quadrant.
Alfresco Positioned as Visionary
Gartner Magic Quadrant, Q3 2013
(5 years in a row)
Source: Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management
Published: 23 September 2013
Available at: www.alfresco.com/Gartner

Questions?
Simple Smart
in the cloud
+ on-premise

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Sumit Sharma
Chief API Strategist- MuleSoft1

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Colin Bodell
Executive VP and CTO- Time Inc.

Driving Open Source Adoption in the
Enterprise: DCMS
Colin Bodell & Hugues Hervouet
Time Inc. Confidential 140

Commodity
Specialized
Core
Critical
 Many vendors
 Not business
differentiating
 Low-no cost of change
 Low degree of control
 Multiple vendors
 Moderate-high cost
of change
 High degree of
control
 Must own and operate
 Very high cost of change
 “Secret Sauce” business
differentiating

Commodity
Specialized
Core
Critical
 3rd Party
 Arms-length,
transactional relationship
 3rd Party
 Close-relationship
 Roadmap aware
 Self-built and/or Open
Source
 Time Inc. owned and operated
 Majority of investment & staff
time

What is DCMS?
Digital
Management
System
143

Why DCMS?
• Over ten different CMS’s
o Support Complexity
o Content Sharing Complexity
o Non-transferable editorial skill sets
• Obsolete CMSs
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DCMS Selection Process
• Evaluated current state
• Gathered capability requirements
• Reviewed market offerings
o 3rd Party license solutions
o Open Source
145

The current systems worked but required time and
effort, and as a result we were slow to market
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Today
Innovative /
Entrepreneurial
Stable /
Reliable
Ease of
Access
Risk
Aversion
Partner
Focused
Consumer
Focused
Cost
Focused
Revenue
Focused
Employee
Focused
Consistency
of Workflow
Current State
Strengths
 Ability and
willingness to
leverage 3rd
parties
 Stable systems
“they work”
 Structured testing
 Supports a large
number of partner
integration
Current State
Concerns
 Long release
cycles
 Slow to implement
new ideas
 Few documented
processes
 Unable to easily
leverage content
 Multiple steps to
access editorial
tools
 Lack of consistent
digital workflow
 Limited ability to
test new revenue
and products
 Complex and
dated
development tools
Fast / Adaptable

Captured capability needs and developed design
considerations to evaluate CMS products
147
Developed Design
Considerations
Captured Future State Capability Needs
 Interviewed key
stakeholders
 Facilitated workshops
 Reviewed Time Inc.
documents
 Conducted product
research
Identified Solution Challenges
 Prefer common approach across titles
 Leveraging content is an enabler to business
growth
 Flexible, scalable, with little development
 Leverage larger development community
 Cost effective
 Speed to benefits
Future
State
Solution
Options
Implement-
ation
Architectural
Framework
Functional
Capabilities
Non
Functional
Future
Scenarios
Persona
Test
Cases
(see appendix for definitions)

The CMS solution needs to enable Time Inc. to be
fast, flexible and entrepreneurial, even if that
means taking on additional deployment risks
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Today Desired
Innovative /
Entrepreneurial
Fast / Adaptable
Stable /
Reliable
Ease of
Access
Risk
Aversion
Partner
Focused
Consumer
Focused
Cost
Focused
Revenue
Focused
Employee
Focused
Future Capability
Needs
 Fast and more
frequent releases to
improve speed to
market
 Dynamic
integration of
services and
partners
 Capture and
publish content
anywhere
 Take on more risk to
increase speed to
market
Future Capability
Needs
 Enable content up
sell, cross sell and
bundling
 Rapidly create
premium products
 Leverage content
across titles
 Create contributor
and leverage
networks
 Leverage active
solution
development
community
 Ease development
of new and
personalized
services
Consistency
of Workflow

Why not Homegrown?
Swiftly rejected:
• High cost of development
• Time-to-develop exceeded timeframe for
required solution
• Staff focused on day-to-day business vs
building new tools
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Evaluated CMS products against
design considerations
150
Evaluated and Filtered 54 CMS Platforms
.NET Language
No Publishing
Custom
Too Small
Limited Functionality
Filtering Criteria
Acquia Drupal
Adobe CQ5
Alterian
Atex
CoreMedia
Crowdfusion / Ceros
CrownPeak Technology
Documentum (EMC)
Dynamicweb
Eidos Media / Methode
Ektron
EPiServer
e-Spirit (FirstSpirit)
ExpressionEngine
GOSS ICM
Hannon Hill
HP-Autonomy
IBM WCM 8.0
Ingeniux
Kentico
Limelight Networks
Microsoft Sharepoint
OmniUpdate
OpenText
Oracle UCM
Oracle Webcenter (FatWire)
PaperThin
SDL Tridion
Sitecore
Squiz Matrix
Telerik - Sitefinity
Terminalfour Site Manager
Vivvo
VYRE
WordPress VIP
Commercial
Alfresco
Django CMS
DotNetNuke
Drupal
Enonic
eZ Publish
Hippo
Joomla
Magnolia
OpenCms
Plone
TYPO3
Vizrt
WordPress
OpenSource
AOL
OMG
Time Inc. Custom
TIPS
Turner CMS3
Custom
Adobe CQ5
Alfresco
Drupal
Short-List
Acquia Drupal
Adobe CQ5
CoreMedia
Eidos Media / Methode
WordPress VIP
Alfresco
Drupal
WordPress
CommercialOpen

Although the short-list CMS met Time Inc.’s functional
needs, only Drupal can be extended to meet its
overall needs
Extensive ‘out-of-the-box’
functionality
Modular, flexible and extensible
platform
Open source with large vibrant
community
Existing Drupal skills at Time Inc.
Enables Time Inc.’s technology
vision
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Drupal
Digital
CMS
Solution Options Implementation
Architectural
Framework
Functional
Capabilities
Non Functional
Future ScenariosPersona
Test
Cases
Drupal can be extended to meet
Time Inc.’s overall needs

Extended and Enhanced Drupal
CMS to become DCMS
• Drupal did not meet all our functional
requirements
• Complex editorial functional requirements
• We didn’t have the right expertise yet
• Needed to be fast-to-market
• Hired Drupal Professional Services firm
o Appnovation for editorial UI
o Other companies for migration of old CMS’
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Why Open Source vs. Commercial?
• Flexibility
o Open Source can be extended to support
enterprise requirements
o Never a “hostage” to a vendor’s roadmap
• Speed to market
o Open Source faster to offer new features driven
by market demand
• Cost
o No licensing costs
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Why Open Source vs. Commercial?
• Supportability
o Out of the box feature set
o Large development community
o Commercial vendors offer maintenance and
expertise
o We are not alone…….

Driving Open Source Adoption in the
Enterprise: DCMS
Colin Bodell & Hugues Hervouet

VAppnovation.com
THANK YOU
James Heise
Sr. Director, Global Business Development
james@appnovation.com
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