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By David Roe
| Wednesday Nov 14, 2012
Smack in the middle of its annual customer conference: Enterprise World, OpenText is busy making news, starting with the release of Tempo Social and Tempo Box for the Cloud.
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 Virginia Backaitis
| Tuesday Nov 13, 2012
EMC’s Information Intelligence Group is switching its focus from selling a platform on which customers build solutions to selling solutions (some via certified partners) that work out of the box with “infrastructure included” as an option, thereby shortening time-to-value.
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 Anthony Myers
| Tuesday Nov 6, 2012
Business analytics provider Pentaho has released faster big data analytics and BI tools for the iPad with its Pentaho 4.8 suite.
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 Virginia Backaitis
| Tuesday Nov 6, 2012
Content management end users of yesteryear too often felt like children being forced to eat their liver -- they knew it was good for them (or for the Enterprise), but they would do anything they could to avoid it … even if it kept their CEO out of jail.
By Virginia Backaitis
| Monday Nov 5, 2012
EMC’s Information Intelligence Group (IIG) (formerly known as Documentum) promises to make “the largest product launch in IIG’s History” at its Momentum Europe Conference on Tuesday. Content Management enthusiasts, CM industry analysts, and the Documentum Community at large, are all waiting, eyes and ears open, to see and hear what it (they) will be.
By Katie Ingram
| Thursday Nov 1, 2012
Lexmark Company, Perceptive Software today released Perceptive Mobile for Windows, making its enterprise content management solutions accessible through the Windows 8 and Windows RT operating system.
By David Roe
| Thursday Nov 1, 2012
You may recall a couple of weeks ago we reported a pretty black week in terms of financial results with Microsoft, IBM and Google all putting in a miserable show for their respective financial quarters. Well, it took Canadian EIM Company OpenText to buck the trend, and it has done so in spectacular fashion given the poor state of developed economies.
By Peter Spier
| Thursday Nov 1, 2012
By David Roe
| Wednesday Oct 31, 2012
Any enterprise manager, or CIO, who thinks they may be able to avoid Big Data solutions, or managing Big Data, should probably read the recent research from IBM, which shows that not only has Big Data analysis become a core part of business decision making, but that for 63% of enterprises surveyed, Big Data analysis is giving them a competitive edge.
By David Roe
| Wednesday Oct 31, 2012
It’s moving quickly towards the end of the year and enterprises everywhere are starting to do the sums to see how much all their computing is costing them. If a newly published reported by Osterman Research is anything to go by, the cost of running SharePoint has jumped by 16% this year.
By Katie Ingram
| Tuesday Oct 30, 2012
Content connector and enterprise search company, BA Insight will use its Longitude Connectors to connect the newest version of SharePoint to about 30 different business related enterprise systems, upon its release in November.