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Document Management, Document Management Software
By Barry Levine
| Monday Nov 19, 2012
Having integrated its various work management products into one service earlier this fall, Mindjet is now releasing a redesigned mobile app.
By Mike Ferrara
| Monday Nov 19, 2012
In the legal community, it’s well known that Clifford Chance, one of the world’s largest law firms, has been undergoing a major shift towards using SharePoint as the firm’s Enterprise CMS. At the SharePoint Conference last week, I attended the session dedicated to exploring this implementation in more detail.
By David Roe
| Friday Nov 16, 2012
It’s still a long way from Google Drive, but even still this is well worth a look. Microsoft has just announced that it has improved SkyDrive with selected file syncing, easier desktop sharing and mobile updates.
By David Roe
| Thursday Nov 15, 2012
It was a big week in the document management and Enterprise CMS space. While SharePoint 2013 was the focus of the Las Vegas SharePoint conference, EMC was also keeping busy in Vienna. Meanwhile, Jahia released Wise and Kofax partnered with Cornerstone.
By David Roe
| Thursday Nov 15, 2012
With the SharePoint Las Vegas conference now winding down, it’s back to the business of actually making content work for business. Alfresco, with this in mind, has upgraded its mobile app for iOS, which adds wider functionality to the app that was first released in September last year.
By Dan Berthiaume
| Wednesday Nov 14, 2012
Cloud-based file sharing infrastructure provider Egnyte is releasing a new content storage/sharing infrastructure designed to enable organizations with sensitive or regulated data to obtain the benefits of public cloud data access while keeping data behind a private firewall.
By Anthony Myers
| Tuesday Nov 13, 2012
The Extranet Collaboration Manager beta for SharePoint 2013 has just been announced by SharePoint Solutions, and as the SharePoint Conference 2012 gathers steam, the tool is ready to download for deploying and managing SharePoint extranets.
By Dan Berthiaume
| Tuesday Nov 13, 2012
Vendors including Titus and Equilibrium unveiled major upgrades to solutions for SharePoint at this week’s Microsoft SharePoint User Conference in Las Vegas, NV. Application upgrades target SharePoint user needs for security, image and video preview and tablet-based data capture.
By David Roe
| Thursday Nov 8, 2012
Blue Rooster is back in the news, this time with the release of Madison, document sharing and collaboration built on SharePoint that enables users work on projects both inside and outside the firewalls.
By David Roe
| Thursday Nov 8, 2012
Jahia has just released Jahia Wise enabling document sharing and collaboration no matter what environment you’re working in.
By Virginia Backaitis
| Wednesday Nov 7, 2012
"Where Information Lives" has been EMC’s tagline for years and years. It’s always conjured up images of storage devices for me. But not anymore.
By David Roe
| Tuesday Nov 6, 2012
It’s quiet enough in the document management space this week. There are a few notable items though including the Xerox, McAfee partnership, Jahia is gearing up for the Wise release, we take a look at Office.com, OpenText beats recent earnings trends, and bigtincan upgrades platform.
By Dan Carmel
| Tuesday Nov 6, 2012
In the last few years, the nature of content in the workplace, and therefore enterprise content management, has transformed in several powerful and important ways.
By Katie Ingram
| Tuesday Oct 30, 2012
It’s time for the Mobile App of the Week. This week we are concentrating on the Android version of eFax, the fax and document management app from J2 Global Inc.
By David Roe
| Tuesday Oct 30, 2012
Microsoft shows off Office for Windows Phone 8, Hyland Software announces a new app for Windows 8, and then announces an entire new subsidiary in the UK, while Google makes Docs, Sheets and Slides available for Chromebook. Busy times in the document management industry.
By Katie Ingram
| Thursday Oct 25, 2012
Microsoft isn't the only company making an announcement surrounding the newest version their Windows Operating System. Box has also announced that they have designed a new version of their file managing app — specifically for Windows 8.
By David Roe
| Thursday Oct 25, 2012
There were many issues addressed this afternoon at Nuxeo World around the release of v5.6, Nuxeo World, which is currently under way in Paris, gave many their first real look at some of the highlights, including the Content Routing feature.
By David Roe
| Thursday Oct 25, 2012
Brendan Coveney is a funny man. He’s also head of Americas and Asia/Pacific for Nuxeo. At last year’s Nuxeo World he gave an entertaining and insightful – seems the two can go together – analysis of content optimization. This year at NuxeoWorld he took on the no less stimulating top of the Power of the Platform for building apps, nudist beaches, and the features a great platform should have.
By David Roe
| Thursday Oct 25, 2012
There has been anecdotal evidence across the industry about the growth of Nuxeo in Europe since it opened its doors in 2000, and more recently in the US where it set up in 2009. As with many companies it’s hard to nail this down with figures — but the opening address by Nuxeo CEO Eric Barroca at this week's Nuxeo World 2012 in Paris gave us some idea of what's happening behind the scenes.
By David Roe
| Wednesday Oct 24, 2012
There have been a few notable announcements this week in the document management space. Office Web Apps 2013 is now available in SkyDrive, Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for ECM for 2012 has been released, and Nuxeo is holding its annual conference. In addition, Concept Searching has announced that its conceptClassifier for SharePoint is available for Office 365.