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Tag: information management (page 7)
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How to Overcome Resistance to Digital Policies and Standards
Until 20 or so years ago, natural barriers made us think twice about publishing information from or about an organization — processes, gatekeepers and other organizational speed bumps. These barriers slowed us down and provided some semblance of order.
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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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Pegasystems Extends Cloud Partnerships with Azure, AWS
Among the many announcements coming out of PegaWorld 2017 in Las Vegas this week, the news that Pegasystems has partnered with Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services to bring the Pega CRM offering and platform to the cloud stands out. According to the a statement from Cambridge, Mass.-based Pegasystems,
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OpenText's Cognitive Platform Magellan on Track for July Release
OpenText will deliver its artificial intelligence-based predictive analytics engine Magellan by its promised release time next month, its CMO has told CMSWire. Adam Howatson, Chief Marketing Officer for the Waterloo, Ontario-based enterprise content management provider, told CMSWire in an interview the platform will be ready for customers at its Enterprise World 2017 in Toronto.
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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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Viewing Information Management's Evolution Through an Office 365 Lens
A change has been afoot in the information management and digital workplace space which anyone who has attended a conference in the last year can attest to. Whether during the recent SharePoint Virtual Summit, various AIIM conferences, the J.
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When Is Machine Learning Right for Enterprise Search?
Artificial intelligence (AI) and its little brother machine learning (ML) are receiving tremendous hype — and deservedly so. From smart cars to computer-assisted medical diagnoses, machine learning is an incredibly powerful technology that has only scratched the surface of the impact it will eventually have on the world.
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How to Identify Your Digital Workplace Needs
It's easy to identify where corporate communications and collaboration can improve. The same can also be said about business content governance. But recognizing a problem and understanding what needs to be done are two very different things.
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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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Is SAP Empathy Promise Enough to Regain Customer Trust?
SAP needs to turn its customer empathy promise into action if it wants to regain customer trust. Jarret Pazahanick, SAP/SuccessFactors consultant, SAP mentor alumni and managing partner of Houston-based EIC Experts, shared those thoughts with CMSWire on the heels of the SAPPHIRE NOW conference last week.
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How to Protect Workflows When They Cross Enterprise Boundaries
Back in the day, content-driven workflows were easy. Your collaborators were all part of your organization and editing rights were determined by a user’s application credentials or LDAP profile.
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Picking Up on Search Signals with Machine Learning
Signals are signs. They are indications. In the context of search and machine learning, signals indicate an action has occurred. Sometimes, the signal is opening a page. Sometimes it is clicking on a result list. Other times it’s adding a product to a shopping cart.
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Chef Pushes Cloud-Native, Container-First Environments with Updates
Seattle-based Chef, which provides support for business infrastructure and applications, began its customer conference today by releasing updates to its signature year-old continuous automation platform, Chef Automate. Chef officials said they want to help enterprises transition to cloud-native and container-first environments. ChefConf 2017 started Monday and ends Wednesday at
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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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