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An ECM Plan for the Bumpy Days Ahead
Making decisions during times of uncertainty is challenging to say the least. This will particularly ring true for any organization currently looking to make progress with enterprise content management (ECM). The current ECM vendor landscape is in turmoil.
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Workplace Consumerization, Suite Backlash, More Trends from RSG
Digital customer experience (CX) and digital workplace technologies have crossed paths because businesses want to consumerize their employee experiences. That consumerization is on a slow trajectory, though. That was one of the themes presented by the Real Story Group in a webinar this week, “2017 MarTech & EmpEx Vendor Map: What Does It Mean?” Tony Byrne, CEO and founder
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Hyland Closes Perceptive Deal, Google Glass Returns, More News
Two months ago, Hyland announced it would buy Lexmark’s Perceptive business from its parent company Thoma Bravo, following the latter's acquisition of the entire Lexmark software portfolio. The news caused a ripple of excitement across the enterprise content management industry.
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Stop Worrying About ECM Vendors: It's All About Your Approach
We're in the middle of a sea change in how organizations choose to address their content.
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Adobe Upgrades Document Cloud with Mobile Scanning, More News
San Jose, Calif.-based Adobe has been developing and upgrading its Adobe Document Cloud since the product's release in 2015. Last week it keep the momentum going with the release of Adobe Scan, an app that turns mobile devices into intelligent scanning and text recognition tools.
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Let's Revamp Analyst Reports to Reflect How Businesses Work
Every year, the analysts release their big reports on the state of the (technology of your choice) market, and every year we read these reports. While they reflect a certain dynamics in the market, these reports rarely reflect the struggles and choices businesses working with the software at hand face.
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DynamicPoint Updates SharePoint Portal, More News
DynamicPoint, which specializes in developing applications to extend SharePoint, released its SharePoint Customer, Vendor and Employee Portal v2.0 this week. Long Beach, Calif.-based DynamicPoint is describing the release as a “significant milestone.
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What Comes Next for ECM? Transparent Systems
The future of enterprise content management (ECM) is coming, and it is going to be hard for many vendors to keep up. My friend John Mancini, Chief Evangelist of AIIM, recently described his vision of ECM’s future. Inspired in part by the rash of acquisitions and consolidation in the
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Survey Finds Half of Businesses Experience SharePoint Breaches, More News
The data protection practices of most businesses still leave something to be desired. Washington D.C.-based Metalogix along with the Traverse City, Mich.
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5 Things to Watch for at Microsoft Build 2017
The Microsoft Build conference heads north this year, moving from its San Francisco base to kick off tomorrow in Seattle.
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How Everteam Plans to Take on the US ECM Market
When Lyon, France-based Everteam bought Palo Alto, Calif.-based Intalio in October 2015, the deal was notable for two reasons.
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OpenText Updates Release 16 with New Enhancement Pack, More News
OpenText is back tinkering under the hood of its Release 16 (R16). Waterloo, Ontario based-OpenText updated R16, its integrated digital information management platform, with a new Enhancement Pack 2 (EP2), which is designed to improve the flow of information between different customer touchpoints to the company’s entire software portfolio and
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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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Microsoft Sets a Soft Expiration Date on Standalone Office Deployments, More News
Wehn Satya Nadella stepped in as CEO of Microsoft, the Redmond, Wash.-based company set a clear vision for its future — a future in the cloud and in services. What was never made clear was where this left users of its standalone Office software.
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