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Enterprise Software: ECM Shared Services

By Dick Weisinger

Shared Services occur when one or more groups within an organization are able to share the funding and utilization of a resource.  Shared Services goes beyond centralization.  Shared Services are often organized like a small business that deliver services to

Enterprise Software: A Wave of Customizations About to Hit?

By Dick Weisinger

After years of multi-million dollar enterprise software customization projects, it had seemed that both vendors and customers were coming to the conclusion that large customization projects are costly and risky because they often fail or fall short of their original

Enterprise Content Management: Healthy in a Down Economy

By Dick Weisinger

It’s that time of year.  Wintergreen Research has announced their assessment of the state of the ECM business.  This new report follows in the wake of a slew of other analyst reports on the ECM sector, and Wintergreen’s numbers fall

ECM: 8 Reasons to Select ECM

By Dick Weisinger

Inspired by an AIIM seminar led by AIIM president John Mancini, Lauren McKay, writing for Destination CRM, summarized eight top reasons why ECM is important for businesses today: Huge growth of Information.  Mancini cites IDC’s estimate of a 10-fold growth

Content Management: CEVAs – Content Enabled Vertical Applications

By Dick Weisinger

In an attempt to describe information-heavy applications that focus on a specific area or industry, Gartner coined the term CEVA (Content enabled vertical application) a few years back.  CEVAs are are a new generation of content applications that are now