Springcm News & Articles

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SpringCM has been busy again after offering free document management functionality last week to its VIP cloud content platform. This week, it has integrated Salesforce Chatter so users are kept up-to-date through Chatter when objects are added, or updated, in SpringCM.

Salesforce has a problem. Nope, not the title of a new Joseph Heller novel, but the results of internal research carried out by SpringCM of Salesforce customers and corroborated by a further informal survey carried out at Dreamforce 2011 or Cloudforce NYC in November.

A mixed bag of document management news this week with SpringCM offering free content management to Salesforce.com customers, PDF finally arriving on iOS, Accusoft Pegasus has bought Adeptol, CenterBeam offers Office 365 challenger and Westbrook makes FortisBlue mobile.

The season of giving is upon us! Today SpringCM announced a free content management service for salesforce.com customers.

SpringCM (news, site) has announced the latest release of its popular cloud ECM platform. The latest update to SpringCM’s platform adds offline synchronization and improvements in its case management functionality.

Cloud enterprise content management provider SpringCM (news, site) has announced the general availability of its Past Performance solution targeted at government contractors. The solution streamlines the opportunity identification process and provides insight into how likely they are to win a new contract. Past performance joins a number of other government targeted solutions such as Privia provided by SpringCM.

Things happen quickly in the industry, including changes in employment. Here's a quick and dirty list of the biggest moves that hit our radar over the last couple of weeks: 

Cloud-based Enterprise Content Management (ECM) provider SpringCM (news, site) has announced the latest release of its ECM platform. The new release focuses on improving team productivity, execution and management visibility.

2011 is not only said to be the year of the mobile, but also a key time for cloud computing. As we look to leverage cloud environments for cost savings, among other things, we need to understand how different products and solutions support the cloud. This article focuses on enterprise content management and business process management in a cloud environment, with a specific look at some of the players in these markets.

Things happen quickly in the industry, including changes in employment. Here's a quick and dirty list of the biggest moves that hit our radar over the last couple of weeks: 

This week there has been more in the office web productivity space, with upgrades from both Google and mobile apps developer Equitrac. The depth of SharePoint 2010 penetration has been measured as well as its implications for document storage, while SpringCM added document workflow functionality in its latest release.

SpringCM (news, site) has announced the latest release of its popular cloud ECM platform. The latest update to SpringCM’s platform makes it easier for non-technical users to automate document and workflow applications.

Think you know what to look for when choosing an enterprise content management system? There are many factors that can influence a company's decision: cost, technology and security to start. Thanks to the enterprise's changing landscape, such decisions are making it harder to evaluate which system to integrate. Here is some guidance that may help.

Is 2011 the year organizations allow their enterprise content to take flight and ascend into the cloud? According to Industry analysts, maybe not. Gartner (news, site) is conservatively predicting that only 10% of enterprise content will be cloud-hosted by 2015. Enterprise content management (ECM) vendors however, are betting the analysts are wrong.