Content Services
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Open Source ECM is Dead
It finally happened. An acquisition in the ECM space that was so newsworthy I had to write about it. One so big that it is going to fundamentally change the market. Hyland just announced that they are acquiring Nuxeo. I never thought that an acquisition involving these two firms would be so newsworthy. However, this… Continue reading
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Content Services Made Possible With AWS
[Originally written for the TeraThink blog. Additional edits have been to clarify context.] We’ve shared a bit about how we’ve setup a working infrastructure for content services at USCIS. While it hasn’t always been easy, there have been a few key takeaways that have made TeraThink’s efforts successful. Define business-centric APIs. We currently use Mule… Continue reading
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Join TeraThink At Alfresco’s 2019 Government Summit
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] Alfresco is bringing their Alfresco Days series of events back to D.C. again on May 23. The 2019 Alfresco Government Summit focuses on generating discussions around leveraging Alfresco as a platform in the cloud. Specifically, as an open source content services platform living in AWS. TeraThink will be there… Continue reading
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Digitally Transform Your Processes and Information Governance Policies
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] One of the great things about using content services in your digital transformation efforts is the automation a lot of information governance processes. You can link business entities, automate the application of policies, and reduce duplicate content. All of which increases reliability of information and reduces redundancy. The newly… Continue reading
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Learning Lessons As We Make Content Services A Reality
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] I’ve been speaking a lot about content services of late. At TeraThink, we are a big believer that good content services are a solid foundation for excellent user experience. This is why I’ve been focused on dispelling some of the hype around content services. One of the reasons I, and… Continue reading
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Digital Preservation Matters As Our Records, And History, Are Vanishing
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] I’ve been seeing an uptick in interest in digital preservation recently. We are a few decades into the digital age and even without the push to digitally transform everything, people are realizing that they have a lot of digital information. I am surrounded by people who are using a… Continue reading
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Cutting Edge Technology at this Year’s AIIM Conference
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] Last month I had the pleasure of going to San Antonio for the 2018 AIIM Conference. As always, AIIM hosted some great conversations and informative presentations. Some of the discussions focused around emerging technologies in the information space, blockchain, and artificial intelligence. Lots of new technology were discussed in… Continue reading
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Beyond the Hype of Content Services
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] A few weeks back, I spoke on an Information Coalition webinar with Nick Inglis about getting Beyond the Hype of Content Services. We discussed content services and tried to separate the reality from the hype. If you been following, there is a lot of hype out there and has… Continue reading
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Book Review: Designing Connected Content
Two book reviews in a row? Yep. As I said in my last review, I’m reading non-fiction a lot more now and I have a backlog of industry books to read. One of the authors of this book, Carrie Hane, is a good friend. I watched her work on Designing Connect Content for pretty much… Continue reading
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Talking Agile Content Services at NCC-AIIM
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] Recently, I was at the local NCC-AIIM Chapter meeting. Russ Stalters was visiting from Texas and shared the story about how he created a new, 200+ person, data management team for the BP Gulf Coast Restoration Organization. A separate organizational entity from BP, the organization was stood up in 90… Continue reading