Concurrency has been working closely with Microsoft to lift the limitation on the routing of Document Sets. Currently, a limit of 50 MB has been [...]
Here’s a complete list of all our 8 things guest posts… Enjoy. And don’t forget our e-books, located HERE. Many thanks to all the contributors on this project. I appreciate your involvement and insights. For those of you unfamiliar with AIIM, we are a non-profit organization focused on helping organizations find, control, and manage their information. Whether you are a user, a hardware or software vendor, or part of the content channel, AIIM is the leading voice for the document, content, and records space. We do market research,provide training and education, and help those on the sell side of the industry connect with prospective customers. 8 Things About an Information-Driven Business 8 Reasons Large Format Scanning Should Play an Important Role in Your ECM Plan 8 Risks Organizations Can Avoid by Using a Document Management Solution 8 reasons why 2011 will be the year of CMIS 8 Things I have Learned About Effective Presentations 8 Things You Need to Know About Open Source ECM 8 Things to Consider When Evaluating a Managed Print Services Program 8 Reasons “Social Email” is The Ideal Enterprise 2.0 Enabler 8 Reasons why Santa Claus Needs Cloud-Based Document Management 8 Things the Jersey Shore Taught…
CMIS, A Standard Whose Time has Come by Laurence Hart Director, Technology Solutions for Washington Consulting — ECM For those that aren’t aware, I live for things that make my life easier. In the Content Management space, that usually involves simplifying the work to integrate systems, managing security, and … read more On the Road Again…to AIIM by Joe Budelli Senior Vice President of Sales for ABBYY USA — Capture How can you turn digital disorder into a well-oiled information machine? How can you make information work for you to increase productivity and enable better decision making? These questions and…read more Can’t we place a limit on terms? by Steve Weissman Executive Director for Holly Group — Social Business ECM It’s gotta be six months since I last railed against the endless debates over vernacular (see my post on January 6), but wouldn’t you know? Here comes another new bit of jargon guaranteed to obf… read more User Experience? by Daniel Antion Vice President Information Services for American Nuclear Insurers — SharePoint Why is it that something with as many functions, uses, applications and game-changing design features as an iPhone is ultimately easy to understand, and something like SharePoint ends…
Guest author: Janne Lautanala 1 — Open source has still a lot more potential. The open source movement has gained significant momentum in the operating system and database market as evidenced by the wide acceptance of Linux, Apache, PHP and MySQL. This momentum has yet to have a significant impact on the open source Web content management (WCM) and portal market. Although the number of Web content management open source solutions available is large, the adoption rate remains low when compared to the market size. 2 — Not all Open Source solutions are same. The open source ECM vendor landscape is divided between ECM frameworks and systems. Frameworks provide the building blocks for developing very complex ECM implementations whereas systems are more comparable to commercial packages. The offerings come from a broad number of countries and with a wide variety of software license agreements. The systems can further be divided to fully fledged ECM/DM and web content management (WCM) solutions. 3 — Focus on product selection. There is a great variety of open source products in the market. It is essential that you select the right product, preferably a proven one with adequate user base in order to ensure that…
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