Alfresco Document Management News & Articles

Now that Labor Day weekend is over, companies are shifting into high gear to prepare for the holiday push. Among the document management products being released in the next two weeks the general release of M-Files v9.0 and something new from Alfresco. This past week, Google Drive editing capabilities for iOS were upgraded, while enterprise content management looks set to grow in the EMEA region.

There were a few notable moves in the document management space recently. Among them is a new archiving solution for SharePoint form ArcMail, Alfresco released a new version of its records management solution, DocuLex upgraded ArchiveStudio for MFPs, ABBYY upgraded FlexiCapture, while OpenText announced that it had a good year.

Alfresco announced its next generation Records Management 2.0 platform, and the updated system now fully integrates with Alfresco Enterprise 4 including more granular controls, mobile access and email features.

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This week, document management was only ever going to be about the official release of details around Office 2013, which Steve Ballmer unveiled at an event on Monday. Also this week, Alfresco enters alliance with Kodak, Docile takes capture to the cloud and Kofax upgrades Kofax Express.

Alfresco has been growing at an impressive rate since its 2005 founding through a combination of products and strategic partnerships. While it is already in use in countries all over the world, the announcement of a strategic alliance with Kodak should up its game again.

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This week IBM released Content Navigator that enables users to access documents on the go, Alfresco’s cloud offering leaves beta and goes on general release, Accusoft offers a scanner for Android, FileHold and Cirilab Partner for unstructured content analysis, and Australian AsdeqLabs offers repository access through iPad.

Alfresco is now available in the cloud. On Thursday, the company behind the open-source document management and collaboration platform announced that its software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud version, which had been available in beta, will now be generally available.

There’s no denying that the mobile workforce is a hot topic at info360. But it’s surprising to see how much traffic the tablet is getting. There are panels, sessions and exhibits dedicated to the tablet and how to integrate it into the enterprise.

Welcome to the May 2012 installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. (Apologies for running late this month.) If you feel that your project was left out, we invite you to email us at pr@cmswire.com to have a project representative added to the list of people we contact for updates.

Capture-enabled business process management (BPM) technology vendor Kofax is partnering with open source enterprise CMS solutions provider Alfresco to provide an integrated BPM/enterprise CMS platform.

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With so many disruptive technologies emerging in the marketplace, why are there still so many aspects of business life that seem to be immune to them? Movie theaters are designing sections exclusively for Tweeters, but the office boardroom is still void of tools that can foster collaboration and innovation. In a recent ebook, Alfresco sought to get to the bottom of things.

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