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Google Tackles Digital Transformation, Microsoft Publishes Fluid Framework on GitHub, More News
Google offers holistic solution to transformation, Microsoft publishes Fluid Framework on GitHub and Hyland buys Alfresco. That and more digital workplace news.
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Coronavirus Impacting Tech, SocialChorus Offers Office 365 Integration and Other News
In this week's news round-up, the Coronavirus is having an impact on the tech industry, Xerox and HP continue to explore their future together, and other news.
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Nextcloud Hub Launches, Google Reportedly at Work on Unified Communications App, More News
In this week’s round of up digital workplace news, Nextcloud enters the productivity space, Hyland upgrades OnBase and LumApps raises $70 million.
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Workplace by Facebook Grows, Time to Migrate From SharePoint 2010, More News
In this week's digital workplace roundup, Workplace by Facebook grows and builds, the countdown begins to the end-of-life of SharePoint 2010 and more news.
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Gartner Ditches ECM, Names 3 Content Services Platform Leaders
In last year's Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Gartner analysts and authors Karen A.
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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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Hyland OnBase 17 Release Focuses on Digital Transformation
A little over a year since its last major release, enterprise content management specialist OnBase by Hyland today released OnBase 17, the latest iteration of its flagship offering aimed at improving the user experience and helping businesses — especially those in regulated industries — move forward with digital transformation initiatives.
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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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Kofax Is for Sale: Will Hyland or Thoma Bravo Be the New Owners?
Irvine, Calif.-based Kofax is for sale and it may have found a buyer. Company CEO Reynolds Bish revealed the news earlier this week at Inspire 2017, the enterprise content management (ECM) software provider's annual user conference.
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Hyland, Iron Mountain Partner to Automate Back-Office Processes
Storage and information management services provider Iron Mountain and enterprise content management (ECM) vendor Hyland Software have partnered to automate workflow functions to ease the day to day workloads of back-office employees.
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Hyland Releases AirBase: ECM 'Lite' for SMBs
Don't be fooled by the "enterprise" in enterprise content management — medium and small businesses need to manage their content and data too. Westlake, Ohio-based Hyland, developer of the OnBase enterprise content management system (ECM), are releasing a new product designed specifically for this audience.
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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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Gartner Rates 4 ECM Vendors Leaders, Drops 3 Others to Challengers
Enterprise content management (ECM) vendors who tried to win high marks from analysts at Gartner this year based on last year's scoring criteria might be a bit disappointed. Why? Because Gartner changed the rules this year. In fact, analysts Karen A.
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Google's Workflow Solutions for Digital Paper Pushers
Google's three-day Google I/O 2016 event held this week in its Mountain View, Calif. hometown brought together 7000 developers and Google watchers who braved long lines to hear about VR headsets, Google Assistant, Google Home and more.
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