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Email: Enterprise RSS Targets email Clutter

By Dick Weisinger

While push technologies of the ’90s failed to take hold, ten years later another technology with similar benefits is gathering steam and is even making in-roads into the enterprise.  It is RSS — Really Simple Syndication. Technically RSS is not

Storage Continues to make a Splash

By Dick Weisinger

Last week I discussed how the Burton group sees a shift away from emphasis on technologies like Capture and Storage within ECM towards technologies that alleviate ‘Information Overload’.  But these ‘first wave’ technologies are not standing still.  Expect big changes in the

ECM: Mitigating Information Overload

By Dick Weisinger

Guy Creese from the Burton Group has a great article on DMReview called Information Scarcity to Information Overload. Creese breaks down ECM functionalities into six categories and then classifies the categories as either being driven by Information Scarcity or Information

Top 10 Trends in ECM

By Dick Weisinger

Here are 10 top trends in the Enterprise Content Management (ECM) space: Consolidation.  IBM/Filenet, Oracle/Stellent, Open Text/Hummingbird/Red Dot, EMC/Documentum/Captiva.  I’ve written about the consolidation trends here and here and here. Compliance.  Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, FDA CPR-21, SEC 17a-4, and risk compliance are examples

ECM: Embedded Content Management — A first?

By Dick Weisinger

EMC made quite a splash in the press just prior to the Thanksgiving holiday with their announcement of an embeddable version of Documentum, their ECM product.  The new offering is the EMC Documentum® OEM Edition, specifically tailored towards OEMs and