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Thursday, Aug 21 2008

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

Friday, Jul 11 2008

Enterprise CMS provider Open Text Corporation has acquired hosted business applications provider eMotion LLC from Corbis Corporation, intending to augment Open Text’s Artesia Digital Media Group’s offerings. This is the second move by the company in the last couple of months to expand their Enterprise 2.0 solution set.

Friday, Apr 25 2008

Enterprise Content Management provider Open Text is diving deeper into content transactions by announcing a new solution called Transactional Content Processing (TCP). This new solution takes the company further into the world of business process management — a place where content and transactions are tightly intertwined.

Tuesday, Mar 11 2008

Everyone should know who CMS Watch is by now. They provide independent analyst reviews on content technologies. Well every so often their creative graphic juices get flowing and they develop their Map of the Content Technology Vendor Landscape.

Friday, Feb 1 2008

Open Text, an enterprise content management vendor, announced a new software solution to manage critical process changes at refineries and chemical plants. They call it Livelink ECM – Management of Change solution.

Thursday, Dec 13 2007

When the updated version of Europe’s records management software standards are ready for adoption in 2008, Open Text says it will be poised to deliver compliant solutions and assist customers with preparation.

Wednesday, Nov 28 2007

Back for a seventh year, EContent Magazine has spent agonizing days, weeks, months — or just a lot of time, compiling their annual Top 100.

Top 100 what? Well, it’s the best of digital content companies in the industry today. You’ve seen many such lists covered here before, I’m sure.

Wednesday, Nov 21 2007

It’s always nice when your blood, sweat and tears get recognized by the critics in your field. This is that time for Open Text.

Forrester Research has just named Open Text a global big player in its report, The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Content Management Suites, Q4 2007.

According to Forrester, Open Text was the only pure-play ECM software provider worthy to be called leader amongst the 11 companies researched.

60 criteria served as battering rams to gauge an enterprise content management system’s quality.

Livelink ECM has long been the shining star in Open Text’s suite, and it apparently shined brighter still on paper after the gleam Forrester gave it. “Open Text Livelink ECM shows great breadth and depth, with strong scoring in core ECM capabilities — document imaging, document management, records management, and content archiving — plus good support for web content management and digital asset management,” the report reads.

That’s a lot of bases to cover.

Congrats to Open Text. Being crowned King by the cold, hard analysts of the world has earned you a hat-tip, and maybe a few round of drinks, to boot.

Wednesday, Nov 14 2007

Open Text announced their data integration tool Genio, adopted after the Hummingbird purchase in ‘06, will become a key part of incumbent content and data integration strategies.

Friday, Nov 9 2007

At the LiveLinkUp 2007 user conference in Orlando last month, Open Text discussed the state of the Enterprise Content Management (ECM) market today, how it’s changed over the last year, and what the future holds. Consensus is that more customers are looking at the bigger picture of ECM.

As is well known by the readers of this site, Open Text concludes that ECM has become a key element of the information strategies of global organizations.

Thursday, Nov 8 2007

Ladies and gentlemen, Open Text is proud to announce the winner and finalists of the GlobalStar Awards contest. A contest that recognizes forward thinking companies in enterprise content management and occurs at the annual LiveLinkUp conference.

(drum roll please…)

Tuesday, Oct 30 2007

Vital Path has just released a new version of its PathBuilder offering, in which vestiges of virtualization are used for the greater good: “in-place” records management (that’s VP’s specialty).