I presented at Intellect yesterday on the Impact of Social Media on Enterprise Content Management (ECM). I’ve been working in the ECM industy now for about 11 years and I think that Social Media, Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) and the related mobile apps marketplace represent some of the biggest catalysts for change that I’ve … Continue reading The impact of social media on ECM
Tag: CMIS
There is an ECM App for that
I foresee significant changes coming on the horizon around how we build ECM solutions. These changes will start bubbling up over the next 2 years and will accelerate in years 3-5, at which point how we build and assemble ECM solutions will be very different to how we currently do it. I think that the … Continue reading There is an ECM App for that
ECM in the Cloud
Continuing the theme of the Future of ECM … final trend #13 … This final blog post in my outlook on the future of ECM trends over the coming 5 years focuses on the deployment of ECM into the cloud. The implementation of ECM solutions, probably more so with Document Management, is increasingly focused on … Continue reading ECM in the Cloud
The spawning of a new construction boom
Continuing the theme of the Future of ECM ... trend #3 ... The majority of the development and configuration work that is done when implementing ECM solutions is traditionally done with a specific ECM product in mind. With the introduction of the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standard , I believe that this status quo … Continue reading The spawning of a new construction boom
Making the “E” in Enterprise Content Management actually mean something
Starting the theme on the Future of ECM (next 5 years), trend #1 ... The disconnect between ECM and Business Applications By its very name, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) has a grand ambition to provide a means to manage the lifecycle of all the content in an organisation. Indeed, the market for ECM continues to … Continue reading Making the “E” in Enterprise Content Management actually mean something
The Digital Word on the Street 