Hyland Software News & Articles

Enterprise content management provider Hyland Software has announced its acquisition of AnyDoc Software, an automated document, data capture and classification solutions provider.

Some say that Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems are at their best when they are boring.

I respectfully disagree.

Gartner’s 2011 Magic Quadrant for the Enterprise Content Management industry confirms what many suspect: The content management landscape is changing quickly, and changing dramatically. Today we look at the market changes identified in the Gartner report, while tomorrow we will look at which vendors it has identified in the Leader's Quadrant.

Hyland Software (news, site), which recently made it into the leader’s quadrant in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant ECM report, has just announced the release of v10.0 of OnBase. This time around, Hyland has focused firmly on developing case management capabilities through the introduction of a new client.

Consolidating its role in the health sector, Hyland (news, site) picks up CSC Group, a company that offers revenue, financial and paper-scanning tools for the kidney bean counters.

Hyland Software (news, site) added to its inventory of content management (ECM) solutions with the recent acquisition of Hershey Systems, a provider of Web-based ECM solutions to the higher education market.

If enterprise content management systems improve efficiency in the enterprise, imagine what it could do for public facing public sector services. That’s exactly what Hyland Software (news, site) is going to find out when it extends its OnBase ECM to the public via PFU public kiosks.

The recently release v9.2 of Hyland Software’s (news, site) enterprise content management system continues the development of solutions both on-premise and SaaS and focuses this time on users that work remotely but still need full access to the OnBase ECM suite.

With the acquisition of eWebHealth, Hyland Software (news, site) has not only tightened its grip on the healthcare market, but also adds new solutions provided by eWeb, in particular medical records and revenue cycle workflow solutions.

Due to a highly volatile marketplace, Gartner (news, site) specifically advises that you avoid comparing vendor placement in prior years, but it's still exciting to see who made the cut in the Enterprise CMS Magic Quadrant this time around.

Leaders include Oracle, IBM, Open Text and Microsoft, while players like Autonomy, Xerox and Hyland Software sit in the other three brackets. Observe:

Ohio-based Hyland Software (news, site) which announced it was launching its SaaS enterprise content management system in Europe in July, has now announced that it has teamed up with Swedish document automation giant ReadSoft.

While the companies say that the partnership touches all kinds of documentation processes, this partnership appears to be focused primarily on integrating one of ReadSoft’s main solutions into Hyland’s OnBase ECM, notably invoice processing from end to end.

Ohio-based Hyland Software has announced that it has launched its SaaS enterprise content management system OnBase in Europe with its first operation centre already opened in London.

As a specialist in medical document management, they really couldn’t have picked a better location as the English National Health Service, like its counterparts across Europe, are just about bankrupt and will be in the market for any solution that will cut costs.

Hyland Software is improving their ECM solution OnBase by acquiring and integrating Document Imaging and Management provider Liberty Information Management Solutions.