Documentum
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I Want YOU to Speak at EMC World!
I have a confession to make…I’m a fraud. I may know a lot about Documentum and ECM, but when you get to pick your discussion topics, it is easy to look smart and knowledgeable. Many of you know a lot about implementing successful ECM projects with Documentum, SharePoint, Alfresco, Nuxeo, or any number of systems. … Continue reading
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Documentum Renewal: Wrapping it up with a Bow
This is an important post. This is all about pulling it together and helping everyone to understand the thought process behind this series of posts. Before I do that, here is the list of links to each post: Redefining the Core Tech of ECM: This is the post that inspired the series and lays the… Continue reading
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Documentum Renewal: Simplify and Bundle
This next in the series is actually not technical in nature. It is much more complicated than architecture and features. It is all about money. One of the biggest issues I have when working with clients is helping them understand what they have purchased and helping them figure out what they might need to purchase. … Continue reading
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Documentum Renewal: Architecting Content Applications
Of all my posts in this series, this is the one that is probably the least needed. I say this because it looks like EMC is some of this now. It does need to be said though, just so EMC know that we still care, and in case I am guessing wrong. The themes for… Continue reading
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Documentum Renewal: Identity Management
Continuing my Christmas present to EMC. I’ve talked about Application Separation and the need to Focus on the Core. Now it is time to revisit a critical piece of the puzzle, Identity Management. This is not a new topic for me. One of my most popular posts this year is the Single Sign-On, SAML, and… Continue reading
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Documentum Renewal: Focus on the Core
I just started writing a series on what EMC should do with their Documentum product as part of my Christmas gift to EMC. That part is key…this is a gift from the community because we want Documentum to be better and to stick around. Why do I say the community? Simple enough…because I hear these… Continue reading
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Documentum Renewal: Application Separation
This is the first in a series that I am writing as a Christmas present to EMC. I want them to think about Documentum as a platform for the future and not on just adding on chunks that can be used to drive revenue. Revenue is important, but investment now means revenue in the future.… Continue reading
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A Tale of Two Documentum User Groups
In the last month, I attended two Documentum User Group meetings. They were very different experiences, beneficial in different ways. The NY group was fun and was a chance to talk to lots of different users I am going to do something slightly different this post, I’m going to focus on the positives. Let’s see… Continue reading
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Tip: Identifying Documentum Object Types
Last month, I ran into an error. You know the type, vague, irritating, and an r_object_id that I didn’t recognize. (Okay, I never “recognize” an id given the complexity, but usually I can figure things out from the first two digits.) The error basically said that the r_object_id “53…” did not exist. Anyway, a quick… Continue reading
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Throwing Documentum Developers into the Fire
A long time ago, in blog-years, I wrote a page on Building Documentum Talent. I meant it to be something upon which I could build, but I haven’t. Well today that changes, at least for a day. I’m doing two things. I’ve revised that page some (and cleaned old/non-informative comments off) and I’m going to… Continue reading