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Search has to be more than finding documents. It needs to integrate complex content from multiple sources and provide the output as an information resource to decision makers. Posted March 31, 2013

Metalogix launches Content Matrix 6.1

Advancing SharePoint 2013 migration with improved interface and site mapping Posted March 28, 2013

Microsoft SharePoint has grown so fast and has become so ubiquitous that AIIM recently suggested it had become a common noun for content management, like Kleenex for tissue and Xerox for copying.

According to AIIM surveys, SharePoint adoption rates have exceeded 65% across a variety of regions and industries, yet Forrester Research states over half of enterprises still maintain three or more ECM repositories. If SharePoint is so popular, why haven't more enterprises adopted it as their sole platform for enterprise content?

Good question. Microsoft said SharePoint 2010 was the answer. The company touted SharePoint 2010 as the "information operating system." Is it?,,, Posted March 26, 2013

Mobile workflow for SharePoint 2013 and Windows File Shares

Accellion enhances kitepoint Posted March 25, 2013

Comintelli releases Knowledge XChanger 8

Turning information into strategic assets Posted March 22, 2013

Smartlogic launches multilingual big data solution

Releases Semaphore 3.6 Posted March 21, 2013

Big Data Integration Platform from Kapow

Kapow Enterprise 9.2 mines all information channels Posted March 20, 2013

EIM: “ERP" for unstructured information from OpenText

Enterprise information management Posted March 19, 2013

A new day for DAM from Adobe

Integrates content creation and delivery Posted March 18, 2013

Attensity empowers the multichannel social contact center

Releases Respond 6.0 for cross-organizational response and action Posted March 11, 2013

Illinois DHS digitizes its big data

Caseworker time spent retrieving information has dropped from days to just seconds Posted March 11, 2013

Office 365 migration with Metalogix’s Content Matrix

Free trial version available for download Posted March 08, 2013

Socialtext deepens SharePoint integration

Access to complete document library Posted March 07, 2013

CBA implements mobile banking

Customers can now access full banking services without having to enter a branch office Posted March 04, 2013

Hyland acquires AnyDoc

Merging ECM and capture solutions Posted March 01, 2013

Summit 7 Systems, Scott Edwards, President and Managing Partner: View From the Top

Posted March 01, 2013

SDL - Content Management Technologies, Jan Jaap Kolleman, CEO, Content Management Technologies Division: View From the Top

Posted March 01, 2013

Rivet Logic, Mike Vertal, President & CEO: View From the Top

Posted March 01, 2013

KnowledgeLake, Ron Cameron, CEO: View From the Top

Posted March 01, 2013

Simplifying big data access and delivery

New Instaview templates from Pentaho Posted February 27, 2013

The Value of Zero: Augment Your ECM with a Zero Footprint Viewer

"From the dawn of history, the concept of zero has dramatically changed those cultures that have discovered how to enhance their social behavior. From simple counting to the ability to barter and exchange monetary representations to advanced mathematics, zero has played a pivotal role enabling the world's civilizations to advance and grow. In today's business environment, zero is still a powerful concept. . . ." Posted February 26, 2013

Web Content Maturity

"Making the case for a more integrated approach to Web content management (WCM) is not difficult for any company focused on its customers. Consumer technologies such as smartphones, social media, personalization and video have conditioned customers to expect a faster and better experience with a higher degree of service. Most companies have some pieces needed to improve customer experience in one form or another lying around. . . ." Posted February 26, 2013

Content-Categorization in the Enterprise

"In the Roman Empire, all roads led to Rome. Although that's no longer true, it's still a good metaphor for content management systems. Content management's primary focus is to make things easy to find, most often so you can take action. The main challenge to findability is anticipating how someone might look for information; what "road" they think will lead to the "Rome" they're seeking. That's where categorization comes into play. . . ." Posted February 26, 2013

Content Matters More to New, High-Profile Investments

"The explosion of mobile, cloud and social technologies has ushered in a business renaissance, forever changing how work gets done. While businesses rush to invest in these areas, they often overlook the vital role content plays, specifically how teams access content and how they interact with content in each of those environments. These interactions can make or break strategic, costly investments. . . ." Posted February 26, 2013

The Content Hydra

"There are three things we can be sure of in 2013. First, there will be more consumer devices in enterprises. Tablets will become increasingly popular, running iOS, Android, Windows Mobile and other operating systems. IT departments will find themselves struggling to meet security and compliance requirements in a disjointed world of consumer devices. Making IT's job harder will be the second thing we can be sure of in 2013. . . ." Posted February 26, 2013

Enabling Enterprise Content Management with Confidence

"Many organizations worldwide have their C-level executives sitting in the boardroom, hemming and hawing over which strategies they must adopt in order to maintain a competitive advantage. There are plenty of business needs scattered throughout the enterprise—improving business processes, fostering collaboration among knowledge workers, providing access to all company-wide information, making better business decisions faster. . . . " Posted February 26, 2013

Living on the Sharpest Edge Of The Cloud

"It's been a busy month for me. I'm not complaining, mind you, but we've been adding some new projects around here—new print projects such as the "Meet The Leaders" series and new live roundtable Web events. Because of the lead times, they overlap and, frankly, get a little confused sometimes. An upcoming webinar on customer service feels a lot like the next white paper on knowledge management. And I'm not organized enough to compartmentalize these things, so I am in constant danger. . . ." Posted February 26, 2013

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