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Easy affordable SharePoint/Office 365 migration from Metalogix

Introduces Content Matrix Migration Express Posted May 15, 2013

Securely separating business from personal for BYOD

Accellion integrates MobileIron AppConnect Posted May 06, 2013

Colligo unveils new SharePoint solutions

Three products for content and e-mail management Posted April 25, 2013

iOS, Android SharePoint support from Bigtincan

Releases new mobile hub Posted April 24, 2013

Do Not Pass Go, Skip Straight to SharePoint 2013

Posted April 16, 2013

Metalogix releases Replicator 6.0

Bi-directional, high-fidelity SharePoint replication Posted April 10, 2013

SharePoint cloud collaboration with DocAve from AvePoint

Enhancing administration, backup and management Posted April 08, 2013

LGA automates insurance workflows

Timely approvals, enhanced interdepartmental collaboration, document security and audit compliance Posted April 08, 2013

Search: power tools that leverage corporate knowledge

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

Intelligent Metadata Enabled Solutions

For the most part, gone are the days when SharePoint was a good choice to enable a department to share its documents and have a single point of access to information. As SharePoint has matured, so has the marketplace, and enterprise expectations of SharePoint have also changed. New challenges such as records management, security, migration and the cloud have changed the landscape. With regulatory requirements surrounding privacy, security and compliance increasing, the stakes are much higher. With unstructured data increasing at an average annual growth rate of 62%, search is inadequate and has made volumes of content unusable for applications, such as text analytics and collaboration. . . . Posted March 26, 2013

Filling The Gaps: Using Vital Classification and Search for SharePoint

We live in the information age when, in theory, millions of documents sit at our fingertips and are only a search away. In our personal lives, where "to Google" has become a common verb, this is certainly true—but in our professional lives, access to enterprise information is far less certain.

Any large organization builds up a huge amount of information, most of it as unstructured content, each week—and many have archives going back years or even decades. All this information could be used to provide background for proposals and projects, to inform business relationships, to enable collaboration, to avoid repetition of research, to repurpose content and generally to streamline. . . . Posted March 26, 2013

Reduce SharePoint Storage Costs With Remote BLOB Storage

We have entered the era of "big content" and there is no end in sight to the rapid growth of content. Analyst estimates have pegged the total amount of content in 2020 to blow past 40 zettabytes (ZB)—a figure that is difficult for even the most seasoned IT professional to wrap his head around. Because SharePoint has evolved into the content management platform of choice, a majority of this content will be stored, managed and organized within your SharePoint environment.

When it comes to SharePoint, myriad problems arise when you deal with growing content across multiple farms in multiple physical locations. How can you effectively and efficiently manage terabytes of business content? Posted March 26, 2013

SharePoint: ECM for Everyone

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

The Strange and Wonderful Landscape of SharePoint

SharePoint: You either love to hate it or hate to love it. There are few—to no—software products that have ever inspired the kind of passionate discourse that the ubiquitous Microsoft platform has invoked. It's like religion and politics and sex all rolled up into one. Actually, come to think of it... well, never mind. Despite the fact that something near 80% of all companies have some appearance of SharePoint in their organizations, it is far from a satisfactory relationship. AIIM, in its great "Digital Landfills" survey series ("Big Data-Extracting Value From Your Digital Landfills"), notes that 26% of users said that management of unstructured content in their organizations is "somewhat chaotic." . . . Posted March 26, 2013