When Gartner came out with their Magic Quadrant for Enterprise File Sync and Share (EFSS) back in July 2014 I laughed a little because I find the idea of an EFSS market, well, laughable
Regardless of the lack of a cohesive definition (just shows that what the IGI , I, and others have said is true) it was apparent that IG is an important topic. Enterprise File Sync and Share (aka The mmppfff Problem) You don’t think that file syncing and sharing is important or disruptive? I don’t know how many sessions at the conference covered the topic, but I attended three: ECM is Not Doomed for Failure ( Lubor Ptacek , OpenText ) Use Cases: How Enterprise File Sync & Share Powers Digital Business Today ( Oracle hosted roundtable) File Sync & Share – The Future of ECM?
Information governance (IG) is all the rules, regulations, legislation, standards, and policies with which organizations need to comply when they create, share, and use information. Governance is mandated internally and externally. ( PHIGs IMC Inc – 2014 ) The above graphic,...
Yesterday (May 30, 2016) I read this article which contends that Box, Dropbox, and others are not content management platforms. I was considering not linking to the article and just putting up screen shots of the main points, but I decided on the link instead. The article is nothing but FUD ...
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