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The ECM Magic Quadrant, The 2010 Edition
So Gartner released the new Magic Quadrant last week. Um….. I’m a little torn here. It is an important piece of research and of value and all that, but… Those in the Leaders quadrant frequently aren’t leading. Too many people look at the report and research the market no further. Enterprise Content Management cannot be… Continue reading
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ECM Industry Goals: Move the ECM Industry Forward
I started this on Monday discussing the importance of goals in general, using the setting of goals for yourself as a starting point. The same logic applies to a company, and its industry, as well. Think about it, why is a company in business? Yes, to make money, but that goal will only get you… Continue reading
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The AIIM iECM CMIS Demo, 2010 Remix
Last year, AIIM‘s iECM Committee put together a demonstration of the proposed CMIS 1.0 standard for the AIIM Conference in Philly. Well, we are at it again for a bigger and better demo. How is it going to be better? I am glad you asked. Here is what we are aiming for this year: More… Continue reading
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Nuxeo Comes Courting
This year, Nuxeo has been working pretty hard to increase awareness of their offering in the ECM marketplace. They have taken a prominent role in the Apache Chemistry implementation for CMIS and were one of three vendors, Alfresco and EMC being the other two, that were able to get a CMIS-ready repository up in time… Continue reading
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Forrester Makes Gartner Look Inclusive
A couple months ago, Gartner released their annual ECM Magic Quadrant (which I looked at). Sure enough, being an odd year, Forrester released their ECM Wave. I see the pros of waiting two years as the larger vendors take that long, or longer, for a significant release. On the other hand, you have longer to… Continue reading
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The Source Code from the AIIM iECM CMIS Demo
I’ve been promising this for a while, but it is finally available. I had all these plans, but I decided to just get the code out for everyone as I seem to keep getting busy. You can tell that the code was written to work and not to be supported. All you critics can relax,… Continue reading
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My Day at AIIM Expo 2009 with CMIS
Okay, let’s be clear. I didn’t travel around with CMIS all day. On the other hand, CMIS got me to the AIIM Expo this year, opened a few doors, and started many a conversation. It is amazing what standing on a soapbox for a year and a half can accomplish. It was an interesting day… Continue reading
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Update on the AIIM CMIS Demo
At the end of January, I talked about the proposed effort being undertaken by the iECM committee to create a CMIS demonstration for the AIIM Expo. Things are going well and I am working with others to build the demonstration. I wanted to share a few details with you. We are implementing the Web Service… Continue reading
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CMIS and SharePoint
This is a critical subject. As I said when the CMIS standard was released, the key to its success will be vendor adoption. This means more than just signing off on the standard. The vendors have to incorporate it into their message and start to show clients, partners, and analysts how they plan to support… Continue reading