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The role of the interaction designer is to specify the interface’s behaviors and elements, so that engineers know what to build and how the product should operate. This documentation is commonly known as a UI specification or UI spec. There are several applications for authoring a UI spec, with wikis being a relatively new tool. http://www.boxesandarrows.com/view/using-wikis-to
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8 Things to Consider when Implementing SharePoint with Another E

Michael Elkins ( melkins@kestralgroup.com ) is an independent consultant with over 17 years of experience helping global clients with the design and deployment of enterprise wide content management systems. His clients benefit from his ECM experience including strategic guidance, information architecture and ECM/data governance programs. His company, Kestral Group LLC, is based in Denver, Colorado. With any ECM deployment, it is important to have a solid implementation plan to be successful. When combining multiple content solutions, it is critical.

10 points workFile ECM has over SharePoint « Andrew One Degree’

http://andrewonedegree.wordpress.com/2009/07/28/10-points-workfile-ecm-has-over-sharepoint/ This is a post really looking at our own workFile ECM platform and comparing it with Microsofts SharePoint. Microsoft have been getting into the ECM marketplace for some time now, and with SharePoint 2007, many potential customers of ours (workFile ECM) have asked why should they purchase an ECM platform when they have access to SharePoint for next to nothing purchase price (though many do then look at their licensing terms). Well here are 10 key fundamentals that separate workFile as a true ECM platform compared to SharePoint. Persistent objects – This is something all ECM platforms have, it is simply a unique pointer to an object within the repository that is there forever, it doesn’t and cannot change.
http://www.aiim.org/infonomics/five-reasons-ECM-systems-are-never-deployed.aspx Are you a member of the 82% club? If you want your ECM system to be used and useful, DON'T do the things on this list. Welcome to the 82%. If you are like most organizations that have purchased an enterprise content management system (ECM) you have not deployed your software. According to Forrester Research, only 18% percent of ECM projects ever make it into full production (a moment to point out the obvious: 82% do NOT reach full production). While the data is sketchy, we have seen roughly equivalent deployment rates for email archiving systems (other than basic functionality such as journaling, but not full deployment).

Five Reasons Your ECM System May Never Be Deployed

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Indexing a Billion Documents With Google Search Appliance 6.0

http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterprise/2009/06/indexing-a-billion-documents-with-google-search-ap.php The number of documents produced in the enterprise grows at a breakneck pace, and enterprise search functionality has to scale fast in order to keep up. The latest incarnation of the Google Search Appliance , the GSA 6.0, launched today and can now index billions of documents to do just that. The impressive new scaling ability is in part due to the ability to connect a near-limitless number of the yellow GSA boxes across different deployments regardless of location.
http://ecm3.org/ ECM3 continues to be incredibly popular – we just passed the 8,500 mark and that is not counting those that accessed the model via the MIKE2.0 route. ECM3 is without a doubt the most successful maturity model for ECM with downloads of the model passing the 5,000 mark recently. The fact that it was a work of love by ourselves at Real Story Group and the good folk at Wipro, given as a pure open source model to the community has probably been a key reason for the success – but I hope the real reason for the success is the depth and quality of the model. So how to top success with more success?

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How to justify the implementation of a document capture and rout

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LAS VEGAS - 27 Oct 2008: IBM today announced new Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions that are designed to help organizations achieve greater business agility and workplace effectiveness. Recognizing the need for more nimble, adaptable technology, IBM’s agile ECM portfolio provides improved flexibility to help business users respond faster to changing business requirements. The new solutions will allow customers to optimize content-based operational and compliance processes. Unifying content, process and compliance capabilities in a new composite application framework, IBM’s agile ECM enables clients to quickly solve increasingly complex business problems. Using a flexible, services-oriented environment, clients can now deploy solution applications within days instead of months.

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Share on pdfmyurl Pdfmyurl Share on email Email Share on linkedin Linkedin Share on twitter Twitter Share on facebook Facebook Share on print Print Google + More Close EMC, IBM and Microsoft Jointly Create First Web Services Interface Specification for Greater Interoperability of Enterprise Content Management Systems Trio joined by Alfresco, Open Text, Oracle, and SAP in Development of the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) Specification. HOPKINTON, Mass., ARMONK, NY, and REDMOND, Wash. – September 10, 2008–EMC Corporation (NYSE:EMC), IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) today announced a jointly developed specification which uses Web Services and Web 2.0 interfaces to enable applications to interoperate with multiple Enterprise Content Management (ECM) repositories by different vendors.

Press Release: EMC, IBM and Microsoft Jointly Create First Web S

In this podcast VP and service director Chris Howard interviews, VP and service director Craig Roth, and VP and service director Gerry Gebel about using SharePoint to solve strategic goals of your IT organization. Roth talks about using SharePoint as an enterprise problem solver from the prospective of collaboration and what are SharePoint's real capabilities out of the box versus what you can do with a third party add-on or individual building. Gebel covers the limitations an organization can encounter with identity and access management systems and how can SharePoint fit into your enterprise identity management plan.

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News - Open Text Corporation

Comprehensive Strategy Will Help Organizations Accelerate Social Computing, Embrace Web 2.0, Advance Collaboration and Ensure Compliance; Company Announces New Solutions As Part of Broader 2.0 Strategy - 2008-03-03 - AIIM Conf. & Expo 2008, Boston; CeBIT 2008, Hannover - Open Text™ Corporation (NASDAQ: OTEX, TSX: OTC), a global leader in enterprise content management (ECM), today unveiled its Enterprise 2.0 strategy designed to help customers transform their organizations with powerful social computing tools. Open Text is taking its collaboration and Web solutions offerings to a new level, providing 2.0 capabilities -- wikis, forums, blogs, tagging, moderation, communities and real-time collaboration -- that are persuasive, productive and integrated into business processes, while still respecting compliance initiatives. Web 2.0 technologies have redefined the Web as a platform to harness collective intelligence.
In this report, we compare the adoption and success of traditional approaches of Records Management, the strategies being considered, and the trend of investments in solutions.

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