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SpringCM Enterprise CMS Adds Offline Sync, More Case Management Features

00Enterprise CMSEnterprise CMS|Jun 30, 2011
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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.

What's New in SpringCM

New capabilities for Dynamic Case Management include the following:

  • Automates more processes using SmartRules to create new tasks, update cases, or send messages based on best practices and corporate policies
  • Captures case correspondence and drives communications consistency with the Email Task feature
  • Facilitates getting more work done with fewer clicks and stays on top of upcoming work with the My Tasks widget
  • Monitors team workloads and improves productivity using performance indicators with case reporting

In addition, the software now includes the capability to keep content available offline and synchronized with the SpringCM cloud repository.

Where Does It Fit In

It's interesting that this quarterly release of SpringCM focuses primarily on Dynamic Case Management, which was just introduced in April. One wonders whether these are features that didn't quite get completed in time for the April announcement, or if users found the features it was originally shipped with inadequate.

SpringCM, with its focus on the cloud, continues to defy industry predictions that only 10% of enterprise content will be cloud-based by 2015. This has also led it to be positioned in the Visionaries section in Gartner's most recent ECM Magic Quadrant.

 

About the Author

Sharon Fisher covers AI infrastructure economics, enterprise AI governance, workforce disruption and the environmental costs of scaling AI systems for VKTR. She has covered technology as a journalist and analyst for more than 40 years. She spent seven years as a research director at Gartner, where she covered network management and software distribution, and more than six years as a content strategist for The Economist Group, working with enterprise clients including Cisco and Oracle. She is also the author of Riding the Internet Highway.
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