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Tag: alfresco
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Did Microsoft Just Steal Google’s Gmail Thunder? And Other Digital Workplace News
A look back at the week in digital workplace news.
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Content Management's Inflection Point: An Interview with Alfresco's Ankur Laroia
Interview with Ankur Laroia about his perspective as the head of Solution Strategy for Alfresco, an Open Source ECM platform.
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Digital Workplace Newsbyte: Salesforce Gets Productive With Dropbox and Alfresco News
A look back at the week in news impacting today's connected and digital workplace.
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Digital Workplace Newsbyte: Alfresco Bought By PE Firm, Google Targets Office 365, More News
A look back at the week in digital workplace news.
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Sold! Thoma Bravo Buys Lexmark's Software Business, Sells Part to Hyland
Thoma Bravo has agreed to acquire Lexmark International's enterprise software business, which includes Kofax, ReadSoft and Perceptive Software. CMSWire reported on rumors of this deal last week.
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Alfresco Releases Digital Business Platform to Speed App Development
Alfresco, an open source enterprise content management and business process management vendor, is strengthening its digital transformation play with the release of a platform that helps enterprises quickly build new content, processes and governance apps. Paul Hampton, senior director of product marketing at Maidenhead, UK-based Alfresco, said the Digital
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Google, Microsoft Bet on Mobile Productivity
We don’t really do predictions here, but here’s one anyway. This year, the productivity apps and suite space is going to be all about mobility and mobile access. If it’s not, you can call me out on it at the end of the year, but that’s not going to happen.
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Google Revises Gmail Scanning Policy, More News
Google is slowing but not stopping its practice of scanning of Gmail messages to gather insights for targeted advertising. As part of a settlement of a class action suit in a Northern California, Google has agreed to change its practices in two ways.
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Alfresco Offers Its Platform as a Managed Service on AWS
Alfresco, a provider of enterprise content management (ECM) and business process management (BPM) software, has announced the early availability of its platform as a managed service hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Alfresco Primes Its Activiti Pump
Take your definitions of enterprise content management (ECM) and business process management (BPM) and set them aside, before you go out of business or get run over. Information is alive, up-to-date, intelligent and in-flow in the digital era. Or at least it should be.
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Microsoft Follows in Gmail's Footsteps with Focused Inbox
Microsoft has been giving Outlook a lot of love in recent months and two new features just announced will continue the trend: Outlook’s inbox will be getting a makeover with the introduction of its new Focused Inbox and @Mentions will be added to create the individual targeting functionality currently used
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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: Microsoft Enhances OneDrive for Business
Microsoft is trying to woo more users to OneDrive for Business with promises of better syncing, better access to Windows 8.1 support, easier setup and seamless client integration. In effect, Microsoft is offering the proverbial kitchen sink to users. The announcements were made in a blog post this week by Jeff
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EMC Documentum is Now (Sort of) on GitHub
EMC Documentum developers have been begging the mother-ship to open up the code around its enterprise content management offering for well over a decade, and the answer has always been “no.” Sure, it provided a cloud-based developer's edition that leveraged open source components such as relational database PostgreSQL, application server
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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: How Do You Like Your Living Documents?
Document collaboration vendor Quip may not be a household name. But it's CEO and founder Bret Taylor probably is — at least indirectly. Taylor created the Facebook ‘Like’ button when he was CTO of the social network. He also co-created Google Maps and the Google Maps API.
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