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Friday, Oct 17 2008

EMC appears to have developed a good relationship with RWD Technologies, providers of Performance Management Services and Solutions. RWD has recently announced that it will offer EMC Document Sciences Integration Services to its customers in the pharmaceutical, manufacturing and energy sectors. This is the continuation of a long standing relationship with EMC.

EMC Document Sciences xPression 3 is a customer relationship management system (CRM) that automates the creation of customized and personalized business documents.

RWD has over 20 years experience is developing and integrating CRM and content management systems. Some of their own solutions include: uPerform, a performance support system, and uBenchmark, a solution that helps organizations understand how their employees interact with business applications. Along with their EMC partnership, they also offer services for SAP and Oracle.

Want to understand more about the EMC Integration Services or how you can improve the performance of your contact center? Attend RWD’s webinar on October 21 called “Empowering the Contact Center: Leveraging Dynamic Communications to Improve Response Time and Satisfaction”.

Thursday, Oct 16 2008

So you like Documentum, but you don’t like the price tag associated with developing an enterprise content management solution on it? You’re in luck then because Impact Systems has developed a couple of solutions just for you, especially if you have those annoying compliance g-men hanging out in the office.

Friday, Sep 12 2008

We’ve been all over it for the last couple of days now, this new proposed Content Management Specification. But do you really understand what it’s all about and what it could mean to you? EMC wants to be sure you do, so they are having a live Webcast on Thursday, September 18, 2008 and you are invited.

Thursday, Sep 11 2008

Just yesterday, some major enterprise content management industry heavy weights — Microsoft, IBM, EMC, Alfresco, Open Text, Oracle and SAP, announced the first ever Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) specification draft enabling interoperability across content repositories. By creating a common API, companies can develop write-once, run-anywhere, content and social applications.

As a contributing member of the draft technical specification, Alfresco is able to offer a draft implementation of CMIS for developers who can peruse and explore the draft specification. In addition, Alfresco also announced the first CMIS implementation with the latest release of Alfresco Labs 3.

Wednesday, Sep 10 2008

It doesn’t come as a surprise that three of the major Enterprise Content Management (ECM) providers — EMC, IBM and Microsoft — have been secretly developing a technical Enterprise CMS specification. Their super secret project is called the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) spec. A fancy new acronym it is, but beyond this is it really the beginning of a brave new world for content management interoperability?

Monday, Aug 11 2008

Vorsite continues its pursuit of connector technologies for Microsoft SharePoint and enterprise content management systems with the announcement of a new product in its suite of enterprise search and ECM connector solutions.

With the new solution, ActiveResults, it should be easier to search, find and manage information scattered across multiple locations — e-mail servers, ECM systems, file servers, intranets, desktops, etc. — as in a typical enterprise content management scenario.

Wednesday, Jul 23 2008

A “balance between business agility and IT control”. That’s what EMC is calling the latest release of EMC Documentum v6.5. This latest version is packed with Web 2.0 functionality and a number of other enhancements we told you were coming when we covered the EMC Roadmap for Content Management that came out of the EMC World conference in Vegas.

Monday, Jul 7 2008

Gartner’s MarketScope for Web Content Management 2008 has hit the press and there’s an impressive list of WCM vendors rising to the top. Ektron is considered by Gartner to be one of the strongest vendors in the marketplace today “offering a high-quality offering for lower-budget needs”.

Thursday, Jun 26 2008

Content management ain’t easy, but as our saying goes — it matters. Fortunately, companies like FatWire Software are making it easier to manage and access content across the messy, complex environments we often have to deal with. They have recently announced the availability of their FatWire Content Integration Platform as well as the beta release of the EMC Documentum connector to enable customers to more effectively manage content across complex environments.

Monday, Jun 16 2008

EMC Corporation has picked up another award, this one coming from India. Their famed EMC Documentum Enterprise Content Management platform took home the Great Indian Developer Award at the Great Indian Developer Summit 2008.

Wednesday, Jun 4 2008

Props to Translations.com’s flagship software product, GlobalLink Content Director, for receiving the coveted “Designed for EMC Documentum” accreditation. This strived-for accreditation is a mark of quality in the enterprise applications industry that signifies that GlobalLink Content Director has successfully met a set of criteria for solid design and quality integration.

Monday, Jun 2 2008

Archiving has become a huge deal for organizations large and small as rules and regulations dictate how easily information needs to be available for compliance and legal purposes. So it’s no surprise that enterprise content management vendors are incorporating these requirements into their solution offerings.

Oracle, being no exception, has developed the Oracle Online Archive that uses their database as a storage repository for all types of content, including email, files, etc. Seems like they have been down this road before though. Does a “single solution for all content types” work in the real world?