This month, Kentico celebrates 6 years on the market. Even after 6 years, we still keep growing which allowed us to enhance our team with 20 new employees and move to a new office. Although I'm mostly thinking about future, it's a good opportunity to stop for a while and look back.

We will be sponsoring and attending the J.Boye Conference in Philadelphia that is held on May 4th to 6th, 2010. The conference is intended for web practitioners in the widest sense; web managers, web project managers, intranet managers and other online professionals operating both in- and outside the firewall. If you're Kentico client or partner, you can get discount on conference pass!

We have just released version 5.0. Enterprise-level Performance and Scalability, Widgets, User Personalization and many other exciting features are now ready for you! Read this blog post for more details.

We have just launched Kentico Consulting Services and Express Remote Assistance. Read this blog post to learn how we can help you with complex projects or how we can assist you remotely, directly on your system.

Based on your feedback, we have decided to introduce a new Small Business License option for partners who need to create web sites for small businesses.

Are you a partner and looking for a small business license? Give us your feedback.

We are going to introduce new, more flexible licensing structure with Kentico CMS 5.0 release.

Michal Neuwirth joins us as our new Product Manager. He will take care of future development of Kentico CMS.

Thom Robbins, one of the key persons behind .NET Framework, joins Kentico as a new Product Evangelist for Kentico CMS!

New version 4.1 is now available for download! Improved search engine, better usability and file management and easier multi-lingual content management.

We are hiring a Kentico Product Evangelist who will work on U.S. west coast.

We have just released Kentico CMS Connector for Microsoft SharePoint. It allows you to manage content on your SharePoint intranet and publish it on your public-facing web sites.

We have added new license options for customers who want to use Kentico CMS in the cloud hosting environment, such as Mosso cloud hosting.

Keith introduces an alternative approach to configuring extensionless URLs in IIS 7.0 using IIS 7.0 Rewrite Module.

Ralph Spandl from r42 Communications explains how and where you can use the Notifications module.

If you prefer using <p> instead of <br/> in FCKeditor (the WYSIWYG editor used in Kentico CMS for ASP.NET), read the article by Carl Dean of Silkmoth at http://kenticogeeko.blogspot.com/2009/03/using-instead-of-in-fck.html.

Carl Dean from Silkmoth, our U.K.-based solution partner shows how they use Kentico CMS to display documents related to a particular client when the client signs in to an accounting portal.

Steve Moss, the founder of Appetere, a U.K.-based Kentico Solution Partner, wrote an article on why Kentico CMS was the best choice for him and how it compares to open source alternatives.

Have you developed a Kentico CMS add-on? Share it with others and get a chance to win $1,000!

We have just launched Kentico Marketplace. Download new web site templates and web parts for Kentico CMS!