"You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf." – Jon Kabat-Zinn
"You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf." – Jon Kabat-Zinn
Microsoft is without a doubt very well positioned for ECM now that ECM is “going mainstream” … Enterprise Content Management (ECM) has become a strategic imperative for most organizations. Businesses are seeing a huge explosion of structured and unstructured information…
…Microsoft is never one to settle for just ok. They doggedly work on a product until it syncs up with the market it has helped to define. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is a key deliverable of Office 12, built on…
Very good news on the ECM front. I highlighted some parts of the announcement in bold for the speedreaders. This announcement again illustrates that more ISV’s see the Microsoft platform as the basis for their solutions. This way clients benefit…
Microsoft is an enterprise content management (ECM) contender with an excellent product strategy that will unfold during the next two to three years. Microsoft currently lacks ECM breadth with a portfolio that provides basic document management and Web content management…
Much activity around an opinion of David Via of Ferris about SharePoint and it’s Enterprise Content Management capabilities. I haven’t categorised it as Market Analysis because it is nothing more than an opinion with some unsubstantiated arguments. It is funny…
Enterprise content management and collaboration are rapidly becoming infrastructure decisions. Nowhere is this more evident than in the team collaboration software decisions of enterprise-class organizations. IT decision-makers in these organizations recognize that native document management (DM), not integration with an…
… Open Text has a new tool, LiveLink for Microsoft SharePoint Document Archiving. Of course, document archiving is what portals like SharePoint already do, so you may be wondering what value Open Text could add atop that. It’s a question…
Packt Publishing hit a home run with the last Microsoft CMS (MCMS) book, Building Websites with Microsoft Content Management Server. The same team of star authors is now working on the next one, entitled Advanced Microsoft Content Management Server Development….…
Workshare, a provider of document integrity solutions, has introduced integration between Workshare Professional 4.0 and Microsoft’s SharePoint Products and Technologies, providing single master tracking and enabling the secure sharing of documents inside and outside of the perimeter…. [Via CMSwire]