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the Free CMSWire NewsletterThis week, EntropySoft enables easier document transfer in its upgraded Content Hub, GimmalSoft offers records management for SharePoint and looks for DoD certification, Flash may be causing problems for users of early Office suites through Excel, while Snowbound and Square9 give mobile documents new functionality.
EntropySoft Upgrades Content Hub
EntropySoft (news, site) has announced the release of version 5 of its Content Hub, which not only connects a whole list of enterprise content management systems, but also enables users to synchronize documents between those same systems.
Deployable as both an on-premise version or in the cloud, with it EntropySoft says that document transfers can be done in either the cloud or on an enterprise network and that people who are using the documents will be able to manage the transfers themselves without IT intervention.
Content Hub also comes with a new user interface that facilitates the way users connect the repositories and improves document transfer monitoring.
It has added a repository discovery feature that allows Content Hub to connect to all repositories on a server or server farm. This feature is currently available for Microsoft SharePoint, Lotus Quickr, Lotus Notes, Microsoft Exchange and IBM P8.
Just a final word in relation to EntropySoft. The company has announced that it has closed a US$ 3.5 million funding round.
The company, founded in 2005, plans to use the money to further boost its technological expertise, grow its sales team and increase its US presence.
SharePoint Records Management with GimmalSoft
There will a number of records management releases this week at the AIIM/Info360 conference in Washington this week. One of those is with SharePoint and Colligo (news, site), which is teaming up with GimmalSoft (news, site), which is currently looking for DoD 5015.2 certification for its Compliance Suite.
With this partnership, Colligo will be offering email management, but this time with the GimmalSoft Compliance Suite, a native SharePoint records management system.
By incorporating Colligo Contributor, GimmalSoft will also be able to offer email management to its clients, which consist of companies in both the public and private sector that specifically need a DoD 5015.2-compliant platform.
GimmalSoft provides enterprise-level content and records management, but does so from inside SharePoint rather than from outside it, as is the case in many SharePoint integration packages. Interested in more?
Is your Flash Player a Problem?
While Microsoft has spent a lot of time working on and promoting Office 2010, in recent days it has issued a warning for users of Office 2007 to install and run a tool to protect themselves against attacks that are exploiting an unpatched bug in Adobe's Flash Player.
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