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Wednesday, Aug 27 2008

Adlib Software, a provider of document management solutions, has revealed a new Value Added Reseller (VAR) channel program that will allow companies to better handle the software, training and support needed by clients. The new channel program — which has been greatly expanded in North America — will also provide companies opportunities to earn more revenue. It appears to be a win-win situation for all those involved.

CMS Watch has come out with its Enterprise Portals Report 2009 and it appears like Microsoft SharePoint may be splitting the vendors into camps — those that have been able to rise above and those that have risen to challenge MOSS. It’s interesting to see who shows up where.

Feels like we talk a lot about compliance concerns for organizations these days. And the fact is that we do because it has become such a huge regulatory concern that can cost millions of dollars if not carefully managed. DocsCorp has released an upgrade to its document comparison software pdfDocs compareDocs that they believe goes even further in supporting their clients in their compliance needs.

Wednesday, Aug 27 2008

Obviously not one to rest on their laurels after recognizing record profits and getting top honors in Gartner’s MarketScope for Web Content Management 2008, enterprise content management provider Interwoven has come out with some upgrades to its RecordsManager solution designed to “significantly expand upon Interwoven’s strategy of delivering an integrated governance solution for electronic documents and physical records”

Monday, Aug 25 2008

Yes, that’s right, KMWorld has released it’s list of Trend-Setting Products for 2008 and we have yet another vendor announcing they made the list. This time it’s iDatix and it’s enterprise content management solution iSynergy.

The 12th annual KMWorld and Intranets Conference and Exhibition is scheduled for September 23 – 25, 2008, in San Jose, California. This year’s theme, Driving Enterprise Innovation and Achievement: User-Focused Tools and Practices, emphasizes the myriad of new ways to communicate, collaborate and exchange knowledge within the enterprise.

The event will also cover such hot topics as ECM, intranet and portal strategies, enterprise 2.0, knowledge sharing, enterprise search and much more.

JustSystems, a Japanese software vendor specializing in XML and information management technologies, announced that XMetaL, the company’s XML-based software for structured authoring and content collaboration, has been selected as a 2008 KMWorld Trend-Setting Product.

Monday, Aug 25 2008

Concursive has decided to provide users with the opportunity to use its flagship product, ConcourseSuite 5, for free while having avoided placing the many limitations that a user would normally expect from an offering like this. This package is a culmination of several separate modules — solutions like CRM, CMS and Collaboration — that have been brought together in a single solution to assist companies with managing information and enabling collaboration.

DocuLex announced the release of its Archive Studio software as a service (SaaS), a web-based content management product providing remote document access, permissions, printing and distribution. The service enables secure document warehousing and sharing for practical knowledge management and collaboration.

Friday, Aug 22 2008

Gilbane has released a report that any organization catering to the global community needs to have a look at. It’s entitled Multilingual Communications as a Business Imperative: Why Companies Need to Optimize the Global Content Value Chain — don’t be swayed by the less-than-captivating and very long title. It’s chock full of qualitative research on how global businesses are creating, managing and publishing multilingual content. The short answer is that they’re not.

Thursday, Aug 21 2008

They’ve been banged up a bit lately in the news with their less than spectacular financial results, but they’ve also been the recipient of some awards that demonstrate their commitment to Web 2.0 and the entire web experience as a whole.

So what do you do when you want to better understand how this enterprise content management provider can appear to have two different faces? Why you attend their yearly conference Vignette Village. Because anyone who’s anyone with Vignette will be there.

Open Text Corporation, a well-known ECM player, announced unaudited financial results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year ended June 30, 2008.