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Tag: enterprise content management
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Content Services Threaten to Repeat the Mistakes of Our ECM Past
Using content services to build a solid user experience is a better investment than a fully featured user interface.
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Why Enterprise Content Management Is Giving Way to Content Services
Why did ECM fail, and why is Content Services viewed as its prevailing successor?
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7 Must Have CMS Features Organizations Need
As the data explosion continues, organizations are looking to their content management systems to help, but what should those content management systems offer?
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OpenText Counters Documentum Criticisms
Joe Shepley thinks organizations should move off the Documentum platform. Shepley, vice president and practice leader at Chicago-based Doculabs, opened up a discussion on how to do so earlier this month.
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Potayto, Potahto: We All Agree on Strategy
People get frustrated with discussions of semantics. What good does debating whether or not the term "enterprise content management" is dead or not or if information and knowledge are interchangeable terms? Labels and definitions are important.
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Microsoft, OpenText, IBM Lead Forrester’s ECM Wave in Evolving Market
Forrester named OpenText, Microsoft, IBM, OpenText Documentum, Alfresco, Box and M-Files leaders in its latest enterprise content management (ECM) wave for business content services. But don't let the familiar faces fool you: underneath the surface is a market undergoing big changes.
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How to Maximize Your ECM Investments
The best way to approach enterprise content management (ECM) is to give users what they know and love: a familiar interface. They want to work in files on their local and shared drives while a powerful ECM system does the management work on the backend.
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Are We Really Having the 'ECM is Dead' Conversation Again?
One topic filled the halls, the hotel lobby and the bars at the AIIM Conference in Orlando earlier this month: Gartner's pronouncement that ECM was dead and that it had been replaced by something called Content Services.
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Here's How to Make SharePoint Enterprise Ready [Webinar]
SharePoint is loaded with out-of-the-box features. If there were just a way to get everyone in your organization to use them ... SharePoint Shepherd Robert Bogue talked about this challenge in a CMSWire webinar sponsored by Gimmal, “Putting the E back in SharePoint ECM.” “How do I get people
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Don't Be the Poster Child For the Next Big Data Leak
Early last year hackers exploited vulnerabilities in the IT systems of the nation's second largest health insurer — Anthem — to access massive amounts of personal data of some 80 million current and former health care plan members.
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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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Why Does ECM Take So Long?
I don’t often find myself speechless — ask anyone who knows me — but last week I found myself in a client meeting with absolutely no idea what to say.
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EMC, Hippo Partner on Content Management for the Digital Era
It's long been a dream of content management solution providers from both sides of the street to offer Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and Web Content Management (WCM) capabilities under one roof to help companies optimize their information assets and provide enhanced customer experiences.
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Turn Weaknesses of the Cloud into Strengths
It wasn't long ago that CIOs balked at storing data in the cloud, citing the risks of data breaches, regulatory violations, higher costs or other show-stoppers. Over time that view has changed, but perhaps less than you'd think. In an instant poll of the audience members at yesterday's CMSWire webinar
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