EMC has recently announced new releases of Documentum and Captiva products at its annual customer and partner conference Momentum Vienna 2012. This is possibly the most fitting reply by EMC IIG to Oracle's accusations of 'Documentum' not being innovative in Oct 2011 (refer to Oracle...
The potential for solutions is huge -- vertical markets, horizontal markets and so many niche markets that they cannot possibly be all described here
In my previous blog, the State of the Art in Records Management – Part 1, I discussed the new market drivers for records management: eDiscovery Audit Readiness Big Bucket Retention Schedules The New Definition of a Record The Obama Managing Government Records Directive In this blog, I will cover the vendor response to these new market drivers
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In this podcast Connie Moore and I chat about those two markets. http://www.digitalclaritygroup.com/dcg-podcasts-efss/ #ECM #box #EFSS #huddle
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Most sales people from the big vendors (IBM, EMC, and OpenText) will tell you that Oracle has been their biggest fear market and far ahead of HP, the other sleeping giant. The ECM market has been important to Oracle for many years but they really struggled to gain market share. Larry Ellison himself noted that the unstructured content market is at least four times larger than the market for data in structured databases
If for no other reason than paper provides a nascent opportunity for ECM vendors to help their existing customers get more out of their ECM systems and also to seek new markets to sell their wares
Why select among highly competitive internal Research and Development projects to fund technologies for testing in markets when one might be able to buy that desired strategic advantage through just acquiring another already viable firm? Why invest in new entrepreneurial startups considering the risks involved? Unknown eventual market share, egotistical CEOs, patent litigation, and questionable technical employee loyalty are all possible factors in a startup’s early demise
Content Sharing and Processing in a Cloud and Mobile World from AIIM Doug Miles (AIIM's Director of Market Intelligence) is head of the AIIM Market Intelligence Division
Launched a secure document exchange and secure outsourcing technology in the Asian market. Some of the technologies that Seclore is bringing to market are first of their kind in information security
To start the debate and given the information available to date, I have built an analysis based on the following criteria: quality of the technology (see solution details above) ability to execute (ecosystem, size, etc.) market recognition and legitimacy In addition to the innovative capacity and understanding of the needs of enterprises (mainly business), it is obvious that leaders will be the companies which have proven their ability to innovate , to produce cost effective solution s but which have also successfully implemented it for them. This value of the sample or demo database size will probably be key because it is the best argument for the feasibility and appropriateness of the solutions available in the market
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