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Digital Transformation Accelerates in the Document Space
Document management is slowly but surely embracing digital transformation. This week Sydney, Australia-based DocsCorp announced the integration of its contentCrawler with NetDcouments document and email management service.
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Hyland Jumps Into the File Sync & Share Market
Is Hyland, the creator of the OnBase enterprise content management (ECM) system, about to shake up the enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) space? It's a possibility, based on yesterday's release of ShareBase, a cloud-based EFSS application that will enable enterprises to share content inside and outside the firewall.
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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: What's Up With WhatsApp Doc Sharing?
File sync and share is so hot that if you can't beat 'em, then you gotta join them, right? At least that seems to be the thinking of the folks at WhatsApp, who announced this week that users will be able to share documents as part of an update
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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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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: Gmailify Your Inbox
Google has always been clear about its ambitions for Gmail. Simply put, it wants Gmail to be the email powerhouse — so much so, that last year it enabled users to access emails from other providers like Yahoo Mail or Outlook.com in the Gmail app on Android. Now, it
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Microsoft Preps For SharePoint 2016
The release of the almost ready for prime time version of SharePoint 2016 is reportedly just weeks away — and Microsoft is already improving its online and Office 365 offerings in preparation. Many of the upgrades announced last night improve auditing, reporting and storage in SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business.
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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: What the Heck Is Up With Lexmark?
There are plenty of rumors swirling around about Lexmark — including one that it may opt to spin off its solutions and services businesses into a separate company like Xerox did two weeks ago. Reuters reported last month that Lexmark is thinking of "divesting its hardware and software assets separately to
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AIIM Adds Content Marketing, Advisory Services
In what could be called a sign of the times, AIIM (Association for Information and Image Management) is expanding its reach to content marketing and advisory services. Starting today, the Silver Spring, Md.-based community of information professionals is realigning to better address the changing roles and volumes of content.
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Alfresco Brings Together ECM, BPM
Alfresco today announced a tight integration between its enterprise content management (ECM) platform, Alfresco One, and its Business Process Management (BPM) platform, Activiti.
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Sales to Marketing: Keep Your Crappy Content
Only 9 percent of content created in enterprise marketing departments is viewed more than five times by the sales department, according to Docurated's latest State of Sales Enablement report.
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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: Tracking Sales Docs
SpringCM, which provides document and content management software for Salesforce users, just released Track It for Deal Visibility, a mobile app which enables users to track and understand the status of sales documents.
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Lexmark Plays Kofax Card With Onboarding Automation
It hasn’t taken Lexmark long to start building on the Kofax acquisition. Last week it announced the release of Kofax Onboarding Agility, which is built on top of Kofax TotalAgility — the company's unified smart process application development and deployment platform.
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Will Xerox Split Have a Happy Ending?
Norwalk, Conn.-based Xerox Corp. confirmed this morning that it will split into two companies. The split effectively takes Affiliated Computer Services — which it bought for $6 billion in 2009 — out of the company.
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Customer Data: Too Many Breaches, Not Enough Action
New research from the AIIM (Association of Information and Image Management) indicates that 26 percent of organizations have lost customer data in the past year — and those are the ones who know it. The report, entitled Data Privacy – Living by New Rules, quantifies how serious the problem
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