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The accessibility blog contains short pieces of news and thoughts on accessibility and usability. Accessibility covers making all of ICT easier to use by people with disabilities and challenges and how to make peoples lives easier by the use of ICT. Deeper examination of product and supplier matters appear in Peter Abrahams publications and articles for Bloor Research.
Accessible Party Manifestos?
A quick review of party manifestos shows accessibility varies between parties: Conservatives then Lib Dems and last Labour.
Lotus Symphony 3 beta 2 available for testing
The new beta of Lotus Symphony is worth a close look. Styles and navigator side bars and good PDF export are amongst the new features.
Technology Bill of Rights for the Blind Act of 2010
A new act going through Congress may have a profound effect on the accessibility of hardware and possibly on all user interfaces.
Making sense of it all 2
Partial consolidation is occuring in the CEP market
Making sense of it all 1
Consolidation in the MDM market seems about done
Columns aren’t enough anymore
Vendors are adding additional features over and above columns to get improved performance but does this mean that they are heading into a niche?
BPMS Market consolidation continues: Progress buys Savvion
The New Year begins with another acquisition in the BPMS market; this time Savvion by Progress Software.
Accessibility 2010 start this week
2010 will be another exciting year for accessibility starting of with some Special Educational Needs events this week.
CEP and analytics
I always thought CEP was about analytics but most vendors didn't; now it turns out that there a few who agree with me