Content Management - KMWorld Magazine

View From The Top: Day Software

Posted March 01, 2009

View From The Top: Attivio

Posted March 01, 2009

View From The Top: ASG Software Solutions

Posted March 01, 2009

KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management

Publishing this list is the most difficult project KMWorld undertakes every year, and I've been heading the effort since it began in 2000. Our somewhat informal judging process taps the individual and collective wisdom of colleagues, analysts, system integrators and even a selected group of users... Posted March 01, 2009

ECM targets verticals

Vertical solutions are geared to be functional right out of the box and can often be up and running in a matter of days... Posted March 01, 2009

High-powered ECM platforms do the job

Most organizations now understand that they have a lot of content, that it's growing at a relentless pace and that it must be managed... Posted March 01, 2009

The Business Case for Digital Asset Management

Digital asset management is often described as a process or a tool for organizing the creation, management, distribution and archiving of rich media assets. "Assets" generally refers to rich media files such as images, photos, video... Posted March 01, 2009

The Myths and Realities of Enterprise Content Management

Through the years there has been much talk around the value of an ECM system. There has also been much confusion. EMC breaks down the six myths of ECM to bring you the realities: Myth #1: ECM systems are only for large enterprises... Posted March 01, 2009

Mobile Email Search
Going Beyond What is Stored on Your Smartphone

If you access corporate email on a mobile device like a BlackBerry to keep in touch when you're out of the office, then you most likely also know the limitations of trying to find that elusive email conversation or attachment from your Smartphone... Posted March 01, 2009

SaaS-Based ECM Platforms
An Agile, Cost-Effective Approach for Enterprise Content Needs

Enterprise content management (ECM) is based on the idea that companies can implement a single, unified platform that can be used cost-effectively to address a spectrum of content needs throughout the enterprise. However, the disappointing results of most ECM initiatives reveal the fallacy... Posted March 01, 2009

Open Source ECM-A Proven Alternative

Traditional approaches to content management from proprietary vendors are expensive, difficult to deploy and costly to maintain. Commercial enterprises and government agencies that struggle to manage the growing amounts of content generated throughout the normal course of daily operations... Posted March 01, 2009

Finding Answers: Going Beyond Search

Finding the right answers, at the right time, and with the right evidence is the ultimate goal of any user's search. However, results from a keyword search in today's enterprise systems can be so large that finding relevant information quickly may be difficult... Posted March 01, 2009

The Content Integration Challenge

The understanding that an organization's content is a critical competitive asset is universally accepted. However, the scope of what comprises that content has expanded dramatically. Content is created and resides in a wide variety of sources... Posted March 01, 2009

Growing the Top Line While Going Green
Improve Efficiencies and Profitability While Meeting Your Sustainability Goals

Many businesses today are focusing on how to maintain healthy profit margins in a challenging economic climate, and consequently business leaders and department managers are looking for ways to cut spending and reduce overhead... Posted March 01, 2009

Achieving Strategic Success
Orchestrating People, Processes and Content

Enterprise content management (ECM) is not just about controlling and managing business content and the repositories where it resides. It is about understanding the relationship between people, processes and content in an organization... Posted March 01, 2009

The Elephant in the Corner
The Subject Might Be Content, But the Conversation is Larger

Any frank discussion of business investment in this climate HAS to acknowledge the elephant in the corner: the economic crisis in the US and abroad. And sure enough, this month's discussion topic—enterprise content management (ECM)—did just that. Even though there is plenty of reluctance... Posted March 01, 2009

An easy ECM appliance

Ingres unveils Alfresco-powered Icebreaker Posted February 25, 2009

Autonomy DAM for MOSS

Introduces ControlPoint for Multimedia Posted February 25, 2009

Endeca and Gabriels partner

Enhancing content monetization Posted February 25, 2009

KM for sales effectiveness

StreetSmarts introduces V. 5.0 Posted February 23, 2009

Same SamePage, new options

eTouch offers on premises, multi-tenancy deployments Posted February 23, 2009

U.K. police keep current with new CMS

Posted February 23, 2009

Advancing e-Discovery

Kazeon extends platform Posted February 18, 2009

SAS gets categorical

New offering powered by Teragram Posted February 18, 2009

Help for the life sciences

NextDocs upgrades regulatory capabilities Posted February 18, 2009

Women’s health site revamps CMS

Posted February 18, 2009

Hippo opens wider

Open source content management Posted February 11, 2009

Teaming + conferencing = better collaboration

Posted February 11, 2009

Managing multiple worldwide sites

Open Text upgrades Web Solutions Posted February 04, 2009

Higher visibility for manufacturing

Endeca and Kalypso partner Posted February 04, 2009

Toward the social library

Inmagic creates knowledge networks Posted February 04, 2009

Text analytics—Improving the use case for unstructured text

Posted February 02, 2009

Knowledge management: naturally green

"Going green" has become a topic of increased attention lately, but it's nothing new to knowledge management. By its nature, knowledge management promotes efficiency and optimal use of resources, which often reduces the amount of energy required to achieve a given goal. What has changed is the heightened awareness of those benefits... Posted February 02, 2009

Distributed CM

Collaborative content management Posted January 28, 2009

Searching for answers naturally

Posted January 28, 2009

An online repository of patient data

Posted January 27, 2009

Open Text Partners with Recommind

Posted January 27, 2009

Autonomy to acquire Interwoven

$775 million price tag Posted January 22, 2009

Mark Logic meets MOSS

New MarkLogic Connector for SharePoint Posted January 22, 2009

WCM reaps ROI

Posted January 22, 2009

Better thinking from TheBrain

PersonalBrain 5.0 released Posted January 12, 2009

Life science ECM

CSC builds atop SharePoint and Documentum Posted January 12, 2009

Customer intelligence for iPhone

Dow Jones offers Sales Triggers Posted January 12, 2009

Enhanced higher learning

Posted January 12, 2009

Savvy mind management

Mindjet introduces Version 8 Posted January 07, 2009

Enhancing social skills

NewsGator upgrades Social Sites Posted January 07, 2009

Open-source translation management

Welocalize introduces GlobalSight 7.1 Posted January 07, 2009

A component approach to content

In the multichannel, customer-driven world in which we live, the pressure to meet ever-increasing information demands has never been more acute or complex. Yet, the birth of the Extensible Markup Language (XML) file format and the component content management (CCM) systems that leverage XML provide us with the tools to meet those demands. But tools are just that, tools to be used, and without a broader understanding and strategy for their use, they are of little value... Posted January 02, 2009