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Architecting, procuring, deploying and configuring an enterprise content management (ECM) system is a big undertaking, and once complete, many organizations feel “ECM exhausted.” They think that the system is “up” and should stay that way without much attention. Yet the reality of the business environment…
If your organization currently uses IBM FileNet Capture, your operations are at risk. IBM recently announced that they will discontinue support for IBM FileNet Capture on September 30, 2019.
In the past, IBM has had conferences focused specifically on enterprise content management (ECM) like Information on Demand and Insight, but in the past few years, they’ve gradually melted all their conferences together into World of Watson in 2016 and IBM Think coming up in two weeks.
From Information on Demand to Insight to World of Watson comes IBM’s newest mega conference: IBM Think. Now, navigating the IBM Think website and finding the information you actually need can be tricky so here’s a quick reference guide.
Version 5.0 of Pyramid eXpeditor is here and it is all about making searching simple. There are two completely new features in 5.0 and some significant updates.
The level of diversity in the document viewer market is comparable to the immense diversity in the résumés of job applicants, so we created a job description for what we think a document viewer should do and a résumé in which our Viewer responds to the application.
System migrations are a necessary part of moving your business to the newest technologies. If you are looking to move to a new FileNet system, you will certainly need to understand this process. Despite understanding the end result of a migration, many managers don’t know the actual process of a migration and what it entails.
Given FileNet’s robust capabilities and enterprise-level applicability, you should consider it through that lens. When developing a corporate technology program, you will want to approach the topic through four areas of interest: purpose, people, technology and process.
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Do you remember the comical collision of characters in the Reese’s Butter Cup commercials? Each holding their favorite treat (one chocolate and the other peanut butter), the two collide and give rise to the catchy line, “two great tastes that taste great together.”