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Information Management News & Articles
By David Roe
| Monday May 20, 2013
While concerns over cloud deployments are now a thing of the past, the cloud is still proving difficult for many enterprises. In fact, new research form Oracle shows that the dual promise of business efficiency and IT agility is still eluding many enterprises.
By Richard Medina
| Monday May 20, 2013
You’ll often need to explain the goals of your Enterprise Content Management (ECM) program in more detail than an elevator pitch. Here are the objectives and guiding principles applicable to most ECM programs.
By Christian Buckley
| Monday May 20, 2013
In a series of surveys last year of more than 1,000 SharePoint administrators and business professionals, much was learned about how people "perceived" their organizations to be handling their SharePoint governance strategy. The data showed a large gap between those perceptions and what governance actually looked like inside businesses.
By Stacey Harnish-Zinck
| Friday May 17, 2013
This week was certainly a busy one in the customer experience space. We shared thoughts on the inevitable cashless society and talked customer journeys -- why you should be thinking of them and how to handle them in today's complex mobile, digital world. Over in Social Business we discussed the slow advance of social business while in Information Management we talked big data.
By David Roe
| Friday May 17, 2013
Gartner announced the five content management vendors that it rates as ‘Cool’ this year for a variety of different reasons. They include in alphabetical order: Colligo, Flow, Gecod, Reveille and Xiat.
By Mimi Dionne
| Thursday May 16, 2013
By month three, everyone is uncomfortable. Don’t take it personally, but do manage it. This is no time to slow down. Doggedly move forward.
By Virginia Backaitis
| Thursday May 16, 2013
Larry Ellison must have woken up mighty early this morning (like 5 am PT) to hear what SAP Chairman Hasso Plattner was going to say about SAP HANA, which is being called “the fastest in memory database of all time.”
By David Roe
| Thursday May 16, 2013
Keeping in mind that only yesterday, France officially entered recession again, the announcement today that BonitaSoft has managed to raise another US$ 13 million in a Series C funding round led by the French government’s digital agency shows to some extent what is expected of the business process management vendor in the future.
By Samantha Phua
| Wednesday May 15, 2013
By David Roe
| Wednesday May 15, 2013
This week in the document management space is a focus on document viewers and a couple of new releases, including one from Nuance that lets users hear their documents. Accusoft has also released a viewer for the cloud and Box has been busy buying Crocodocs for its HTML 5 viewer technology. Meanwhile, Xerox is on tour of the Middle East.
By Virginia Backaitis
| Tuesday May 14, 2013
Once upon a time ago, Enterprise Content Management Systems (ECM) solutions were groovy. They seemed to be the key that opened the door to the land of opportunity.
By Darin Bartik
| Tuesday May 14, 2013
Big data is on the minds of just about everyone, with IT departments large and small grappling with exponentially growing volumes of both structured and unstructured data. But despite big data’s place as a mainstream IT phenomenon, the bulk of big data projects still fail, as organizations struggle to find ways to capture, manage, make sense of and ultimately, derive value from their data and information.
By David Roe
| Tuesday May 14, 2013
After months of accusation and counter accusation there is finally some move on the HP-Autonomy legal contest with a complaint being officially filed. However, the story took another twist this week as SAP claims that HP tried to off-load Autonomy on it. SAP, it seems, politely refused.
By David Roe
| Tuesday May 14, 2013
There seems to be no end in sight to Twitter’s shopping frenzy. The latest buy, announced this week, is Lucky Sort, an Oregon-based start-up that initially aimed to provide a tool that makes huge documents easier to analyze and visualize and is now the creator of TopicWatch, a visualization engine for big data sets that can find patterns in live data streams.
By Stacey Harnish-Zinck
| Friday May 10, 2013
This week brought us some very interesting articles related to our month long theme on Customer Journeys. In the world of Social Business we took a look at social intranets and what the future holds for enterprise portals, while over in Information Management we learned the five things you should know before making the move to SharePoint Online.