The Evolution of Web Content Management: A tool for both IT and marketing professionals
December 11, 2012Web Content Management (WCM) was the darling technology of the late 1990s. It was positioned as a tool to help IT overcome the complexities of hand-coding web pages and publishing them to the web. The use case for WCM has … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, News & Analysis, What's New in Research | Tagged content-management, lma, marketing, wcm, web experience management, web-content-management, wem | Comments Off
Content Management for Knowledge Workers (CMKW) Moves to Mobile Devices
November 2, 2012How do you balance compliance with knowledge sharing? This is the question that all of the vendors in the CMKW landscape are, frankly, struggling with answering. There are great products available, particularly from the champions OpenText, EMC, and IBM. The … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Infrastructure, News & Analysis | Tagged alfresco, compliance, content-management, docuware, ecm, emc, ibm, knowledge sharing, knowledge workers, m-files, nuxeo, opentext, Oracle, sharepoint, xerox | Comments Off
Q: “How Do I Manage my Email?”
September 24, 2012I was recently discussing email management with a member of the Info-Tech community. She asked: “Well, what do you do about email?” It’s always dangerous to ask an analyst an open question! Email dependence is a bad thing. We are … Continue reading
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Focus on the problem not the meduim
September 17, 2012OpenText aims to disrupt the content management market. Last week at the OpenText analyst day CEO Mark Barrenechia started the day off with his take on the ECM market. To paraphrase, “much like the ERP market, ECM as a definition … Continue reading
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The Great Apple “Save As” Scandal: Lock Your Doors and Hide your Children!
August 6, 2012In recent days, the blogs are a-flurry with predictions of all sorts of doom and damnation as a result of the Save As change; what will Apple do next, sacrifice little puppies and kittens? Don’t panic and buy into the hype. This is not as big of a deal as the blogosphere is making it out to be. But it is part of a larger vision by Apple that IT leaders should be aware of, which Info-Tech expects many other ISVs to emulate in their own way. Continue reading
Posted in Analyst's Angle, News & Analysis | Tagged apple, content-management, file systems, Lion, Mountain Lion, os-x, productivity | Comments Off
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