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Microsoft plans to ship its Content Management Server 2002 product at the Microsoft Exchange Conference in Anaheim, Calif, beginning Oct. 8, company sources said.
The software has been in beta since July, and Microsoft has touted its new XML and Visual Studio.Net support. Solution providers say CMS 2002 ties in better with Microsoft's server family and loses some of its NCompass Labs roots. Microsoft acquired...
