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Wednesday, Nov 19 2008

Mainsoft continues to bridge the divide between Java and .Net. Today they announced the Beta release of Mainsoft Document Collaboration for Rational Jazz, SharePoint Edition.

Tuesday, Nov 18 2008

Many of today’s corporate environments are embracing enterprise CMS solutions as a way to disseminate and share information amongst workers and workgroups. Microsoft SharePoint is a popular choice because it aligns well with an existing Microsoft-powered network and project groups’ workflow. However, according to new research from Courion, companies who are deploying SharePoint are doing so in a manner that might be putting crucial data at risk.

If you have ever seen “content migration” go from being a single line in a project plan to being a never-ending saga of tedious database scripting and failed migration attempts, then take heed: there is a tool available.

Thursday, Nov 13 2008

Yes it’s true. We are suggesting you forget about that diamond necklace or that life subscription to GQ magazine and spend your money on a conference or two. Forget about Christmas. It’s highly overrated anyway.

Now conferences, that’s the ticket. Need to get some good networking done, learn some new tips and tricks for content management, Web 2.0, social media, maybe cloud computing. After all, we spend three quarters of our lives working. Here are a few that might tempt you…

Kazeon Systems, who we introduced to you not too long ago, has been hard at work increasing the functionality and capabilities of their eDiscovery solutions. They’ve garnered the attention of new companies as a result. Despite financial chaos, the eDiscovery industry is proving to be recession proof.

Wednesday, Nov 12 2008

Open source DAM anyone? It has arrived — an open source enterprise-level DAM system named Razuna. Fathered by a Swiss company called SixSigns, Razuna comes to the world with its latest release 1.1.2. Albeit a point release, this version has a lot to offer (to some scenarios).

Tuesday, Nov 11 2008

It’s no secret that many organizations have invested time and money into setting up a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) environment expecting it to save them time and money. And it can make a huge difference.

However, some organizations are not operating as efficiently as they could be when utilizing SharePoint for business process management (BPM) initiatives.

“Automating Document-Centric Processes within SharePoint” Webinar by Mauro Cardarelli hopes to help attendees to understand how that can be changed.

Some of the topics that will be touched on in this Webinar include:

• Leveraging existing investments in SharePoint
• Expanding knowledge with SharePoint
• Discussing how paper-based information can be incorporated into BPM systems
• Tying document capture and imaging technologies into SharePoint
• Discovering how to help extract value from BPM

There is probably much more that Mauro Cardaerlli, director of portals and collaboration practice at Vitale Caturano & Company, will be discussing with attendees of this Webinar.

Anyone interested in the Webinar’s details or registration information can visit the AIIM Web site.

The event takes place at 2:00 - 3:00 PM (EST) on November 19, so don’t be late.

Friday, Nov 7 2008

Sometime it takes too much effort to implement a horizontal document management solution when you have very specific requirements. In this case, a vertical solution makes more sense. Luckily for the Life Sciences vertical, TAKE Solutions has PharmaReady 4.1.

Wednesday, Nov 5 2008

Version One, a provider of document management and imaging software solutions, was named E-mail Product of the Year 2008 (for the second year in a row) at the Document Manager (DM) Awards 2008. DbMail, an automated e-mail delivery service, was the product that helped win the award for Version One.

Now that the acquisition of Captaris by Open Text is no longer an intention but a fact, what does the Enterprise CMS giant plan to do with this Washington-based provider of document management and delivery solutions?

Tuesday, Nov 4 2008

Cabinet NG (CNG) has recently released the CNG-Web module that enables users to remotely connect to CNG-SAFE, a solution for automated document management and workflow targeted towards small enterprises.

Customers with access to the CNG-Web module are capable of searching, viewing and printing documents with nothing more than a Web browser and an Internet connection.

Monday, Nov 3 2008

For organizations who have invested in Oracle Universal Content Management and want to expose its content to other systems and applications, EntropySoft has created a connector just for you. And it’s bidirectional to boot.