Cloud Computing News & Articles

Open source enterprise content management (ECM) provider Nuxeo has released a new version of its platform. The new release, Nuxeo Platform 5.6, includes several major improvements that help enterprise create more full-featured solutions.

A new security feature is being investigated by Stanford and Northwestern researchers where test subjects are unwittingly taught a series of keystrokes that can be uniquely identified when repeated during a laptop or mobile device login. 

A DAM user I’ve worked with in the past recently emailed asking for a few bullet points on DAM industry trends. He is planning to expand his DAM service in 2013 and wanted to know my thoughts for an upcoming presentation. After giving it some thought and responding, I realized that these bullet points would be useful for anyone involved in a DAM initiative and therefore would make a great CMSWire article. 

Walking the halls at ILTA it’s very clear how far the legal tech community has come. Wasn’t it just two years ago that vendors in the e-Discovery space were talking about how lawyers should get empowered to adapt new technologies into their workflow? And now, not only have they begun to adapt, they’re reshaping the landscape of legal tech.

 OpenText is one of a number of enterprise information management companies that has led the charge on providing content management for specific verticals. This week, it focused on the legal industry with the release of OpenText Tempo Express.

Content Management from its earliest days has been about getting the right information to the right person at the right time. This was long before there were laptops, before email, before the web, before smartphones, before e-Readers, before tablet computers, before whatever comes next. 

A recent set of experiences at work has led me to ponder the question: can you move your intranet to the cloud?

The answer it would appear is that often given by consultants: "yes, but it depends!"  

A national survey shows Americans are confused about the idea of cloud computing with 95 percent of those who said they don't use the cloud acutally being shown to do so.

IBM is releasing the latest version of its zEnterprise mainframe, the zEC12 enterprise system, with an eye toward cloud users. The new mainframe includes large-scale cloud capabilities, as well as enhanced security and support for robust analytics.

When was the last time a definition of records management left a person feeling inspired? August 24, 2012 just might be that time.

Backing up emails can be a very important part of your online routine. Considering how a single hacking incident could wipe out your entire digital life, having a safe and secure storage for your precious data should be in the mind of any enterprise, big or small. Singapore-based startup Dropmyemail offers email backups and more.

Despite the progress that has been made in developing cloud security and convincing enterprises that their data is safe, many enterprises are still avoiding the use of software as a service (SaaS) for critical or sensitive data, defined as "data concerned with confidentiality and secrecy," according to Gartner.

Many companies faced with a growing number of channels and ways to access information just push ahead and hope they will hit on the right formula to stay in the enterprise information management space (EIM). Not OpenText. The changes in the market are so profound, its new CEO Mark J. Barrenechea has redefined the company’s strategy in five key areas.

If HP investors were expecting Meg Whitman to produce a miracle at HP and turn the company around in 12 months, then last night’s earnings call will have disappointed. The hardware-software giant announced a Q3 loss of US$ 8.9 billion -- its biggest quarterly loss in its history with Autonomy dragging on an already poor performance for hardware sales.

The days of Microsoft SharePoint being only a locally installed software product are over.