- [EN] Enterprise Information Management: Advice from the Experts | CMSWire
Enterprise Information Management: Advice from the Experts | Chelsi Nakano (@chelkano) | May 20, 2011 | Is Your Enterprise CMS Ready to Move to the Cloud? | Is Collaboration the End of Process? | Interview: Top SharePoint Records Management Blogger, Don Lueders, Has Some Choice Words For You
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Geoffrey Moore, #AIIM, and the Future of #ECM | Lubor Ptacek
Lubor Ptacek, Friday, October 22, 2010 | Geoffrey Moore, AIIM, and the Future of ECM | The industry organization AIIM issued a press release this week about the work they conducted through a task force of the leading vendors in enterprise content management (ECM). For the task force, AIIM recruited Geoffrey Moore, the renowned business analyst and author of business classics such as Crossing the Chasm and Inside the Tornado. I have been fortunate to be part of this task force, working with Geoffrey, the folks from AIIM and my peers from all the key players in the content management industry.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Information Management Will Never Be The Same: 2012 Enterprise CMS Trends
Joe Shepley (@joeshepley) | Information Management Will Never Be The Same: 2012 Enterprise CMS Trends | 20111123 | A look at my picks for noteworthy ECM 2012 trends: 1.The rise of Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) 2.The evolving relationship between compliance and social media 3.ECM goes viral 4.Realistic retention 5.Mainstream Enterprise 2.0 6.Mid-tier ECM steps up to the plate 7.SharePoint decision time
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Laurence Hart: Content isn't Social, You Are | AIIM
Laurence Hart | Content isn't Social, You Are | 07.07.2011 | AIIM ECM blog | The term social content has been getting some airplay of late. In my opinion it is a marketing term describing something that has been around for a while. Let’s dissect the term for a minute.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] List of 10 European Content Strategists | Janus Boye
10 European content strategists to watch | March 20th, 2011 | Janus Boye | content strategy, online communication | The task of identifying 10 European individuals that make a difference when it comes to content strategy has not been easy. The emerging field is dominated by US-based consultants and at least in Europe, many don’t use the term to describe what they do.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Merger and Acquisition Roundup: Who Changed the Game in 2010 | Fierce Content Management | 04.11.2010 | Ron Miller
It's clear to anyone that follows content management, that consolidation goes part and parcel with this business. In fact, Alan Pelz-Sharpe wrote about this in a recent Industry Voices post. Heck, there was an outrageous rumor last week that Oracle was interested in EMC. Rumors have also surfaced this year about about a possible Open Text-Autonomy merger. That would be the height of irony, wouldn't it? Two companies that make a living purchasing other companies joining together. But those are just rumors. This special report looks at actual mergers and acquisitions that went down this year. Maybe the biggest, and perhaps the most shocking came when Adobe bought Day Software. It was especially interesting given that Adobe already has a working relationshi...
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Microsoft ships CMIS support for SharePoint 2010 | Fierce Content Management | 28.07.2010
Microsoft ships CMIS support for SharePoint 2010 | Fierce Content Management | 28.07.2010 | In a move that will make it easier to share content between multiple repositories, Microsoft posted its Content Management Interoperability Services Connector for SharePoint Server 2010 last week. It is part of the SharePoint Administrator Toolkit, downloadable from the Microsoft website.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Oracle buys FatWire Software | 21.06.2011
Oracle Buys FatWire Software | Combination Creates the Most Comprehensive Web Experience Management Solution | Redwood Shores, CA – June 21, 2011 | After they didn't manage their own web solution they bought something from the CMS market. But how will it fit with Oracle UCM Stellent, and how will it fit to the internal database portal strategy of Oracle 11g?
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Real Story Group : 2011 Content Technology Predictions
2011 Content Technology Predictions | Jarrod Gingras | 1-Dec-2010 | As we approach the end of 2010, it's time for our team of Real Story Group analysts to reveal our 2011 predictions, where we make our best guesses as to what the Content Technology industry will hold for you in the new year.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Real Story Group : Content Management no longer necessary | 1.4.2011 | Jarrod Gingras
another April 1st Fools Day story about Content Management
in Public bookmarks - [EN] RealStoryGroup: Implementation Cost Multipliers | 23.06.2011
Adriaan Bloem | Real Story Group | 23.06.2011 | Implementation Cost Multipliers | Rules of thumb can be dangerous -- because of the inherent broad generalizations. But they can also be quite useful, especially if they highlight something that may be unpleasant to hear, but shouldn't be ignored. One such truths is that in general, your implementation cost for an enterprise implementation will come to 7 to 8 times that of initial licensing. Vendors sometimes inadvertently highlight this hidden cost.
in Public bookmarks - [EN] The Inevitable Future of Content Management | Oscar Berg
We have "known" for decades that tv screens would eventually become flat enough to be wall-mounted just like a painting. I remember reading about flat-screen tvs in a magazine about future technologies when I was about 12 in the beginning of the 80s. The idea has probably been around ever since the television was first invented. It has always been a matter of time until we would have flat-screens tvs. For me it's kind of the same thing with content management (although not as many people are as interested in the future of content management as they are in the future of tv technology). In the future, content management will become like air, invisible to users. The content will be automatically managed. We won't have to spend any thoughts on how to manage ...
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Thinking on the Future of Content Management | Word-of-Pie
Thinking on the Future of Content Management | Reflections of the Gilname Conference by Laurence Hart | 3.12.2010
in Public bookmarks - [EN] Visualizing the Social Software and Collaboration Marketplace | CMS Watch | Tony Byrne | 05.08.2009
Trends: Visualizing the Social Software and Collaboration Marketplace | CMS Watch | Tony Byrne | 05.08.2009 | Grafiken mit Beispielen von Dion Hinchcliffe, Gartner und CMS Watch
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - [EN] Will CMIS Suffer JCR's Fate? CMSWire
There has been some debate recently about the “demise” of the JCR specification. One of the factors blamed for JCR’s demise is the relatively new CMIS standard. This begs the question: what is to prevent CMIS from the same fate as JCR?
in Public bookmarks - 5 More Reasons That A Content Management Company Will Go Out Of Business
Fünfeinhalb weitere Gründe warum CMS Anbieter vom Markt verschwinden werden (April 2008) auf "The Enterprise Content Management Blog"
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - AIIM - The Enterprise Content Management Association
Homepage der AIIM Association for Information and Image Management international
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - AIIM - What is ECM
Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is the technologies used to capture, manage, store, preserve, and deliver content and documents related to organizational processes. ECM tools and strategies allow the management of an organization's unstructured inform
in Public bookmarks by 4 users - AIIM edocmagazine
Print publication of AIIM on ECM Enterprise Content Management
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - AIIM Knowledge Center
Blog und News zum Thema ECM Enterprise Content Management der AIIM international (mit Atle Skjekkeland)
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