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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: Gmail Lets You Block Specific Email Addresses
Google has added a feature that lets users block specific addresses — a small but long overdue addition. In a blog post about the release, Gmail Product Manager Sri Harsha Somanchi explained the new functionality will let users block cyberbullies and spammers, among others.
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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: Bright Outlook for ECM
For those losing sleep about the relative importance of the enterprise content management (ECM) space, some reassurance. New research from MarketsandMarkets estimates that by 2020, the ECM's value will rise to $60 billion, up from $25 billion this year, representing growth of 19.
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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: A Better Outlook?
There were a couple of interesting announcements around Outlook this week. First, Repstor announced the release of affinity 3.0. The affinity solution gives users direct access to content without leaving the Outlook interface, regardless of where that content is saved, online or offline.
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Kofax Digitizes Transaction Management
Kofax, recently acquired by Lexmark, is back again — and this time, it's offering end-to-end digital transaction management. Not the hottest end of the document management space, you might think.
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Google Kicks the Productivity Stool From Under Microsoft
It’s been an interesting couple of weeks in the document management space, made all the more interesting by the ongoing competition between Microsoft and Google around their productivity suites.
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Enterprises Still Crippled By Document Management Chaos
Even with the vacations, there is still some notable news in the document management space — and not all of it is good. Docurated this week discovered that enterprises are still drowning in content and documents despite the large number of vendors that have introduced apps to manage both.
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OpenText Expands, More Companies Offer Salesforce Integration
It’s been a busy few weeks in the document management space. OpenText announced it will be doubling its workforce in Canada in the next seven years and Perceptive released Content 7. For those using Salesforce.
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Document Mgt Roll-up: Mostly SharePoint #SPC14
You can argue it if you want, but this week was all about SharePoint -- and little about Microsoft Dynamics CRM and AX.
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Document Mgt Roll-Up: Facebook Quashes Its Email Service
Facebook Quashes Email It's been a busy couple of weeks for Facebook. With all the hoopla around the WhatsApp acquisition and the difficulties people have had getting their head around the amount of money involved, most haven’t been paying much attention to any of the other announcements from Facebook.
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Document Mgt Roll-up: A Win - and Possible Loss - for Office
This week there have been a number of interesting stories in the document management space, not least of which is the fact that the British government appears to be reconsidering its contracts with Microsoft.
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Document Mgt Roll-Up: Google Improves Drive, Box Rebuilds iOS App
A busy week in the document management space with the relaunch of the rebuilt iOS app from Box and the addition of a new activity stream to Google Drive,. There is also a new mobile capture platform from Kofax and more SharePoint migration expertise from Metalogix.
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Document Mgt Roll-up: Boston Snubs Microsoft, Adobe Closing Workspaces
It’s slow in the document management space after the holidays, but there are still some notable points — including the fact the City of Boston has turned to Google and away from Microsoft.
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Document Mgt Roll-Up: Document Capture is Still Big Business, Yahoo Enhances Mail
This week in the world of document management there have been a number of upgrades and releases, including the introduction of multi-tasking for Yahoo Mail and enhanced search from dtSearch.
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Document Mgt Roll-up: Salesforce Advanced File Sharing, OneNote Upgrades for iPad
Back to school and back to the production desks. It’s been a busy week in the document management space with the introduction of a new file sharing app from Salesforce, a new upgrade for OneNote on iPad, DocuWare bought Westbrook, while both SharePoint Online and WoodWing received interesting upgrades.
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