Showing posts with label analysis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analysis. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Jon On Tech, 16.12.2009: Visions of Jon: WCM is for Losers

Jon On Tech, 16.12.2009: Visions of Jon: WCM is for Losers
by Jon Marks: "Now this I agree with more than the CMS Watch version. Parts of ECM include Document Management, Records Management, Collaboration, Imaging, Workflow and all that good stuff. It is these pillars that allow a business to manage their content. The end game of all of these technologies is content sitting in a repository that can be easily found and consumed. The includes all the fun with versions, security, compliance and anything else you’d want to do with it. But it does not include setting up web based delivery channel that exposes some of this content. WCM should not be considered part of ECM."

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

CMSWatch.com, 15.12.2009: Trends: 2010 Content Technology Predictions

CMSWatch.com, 15.12.2009: Trends: 2010 Content Technology Predictions
by Jarrod Gingras: "With only a few weeks left in 2009, it's time for our team of CMS Watch analysts to reveal our 2010 predictions, where we make our best guesses as to what the Content Technology industry will hold for you in the new year. This is our fourth year in a row trying to read the future, and like most predictors, our track record is mixed. If you'd like to see how we've done, you can view past predictions here: 2009, 2008, and 2007."

Thursday, December 10, 2009

CIO.com, 10.12.2009: Microsoft in 2010: Four Challenges That Lie Ahead

CIO.com, 10.12.2009: Microsoft in 2010: Four Challenges That Lie Ahead
by Shane O'Neill: "For Microsoft, 2010 will be a critical rebuilding year where the software giant must maintain Windows 7 and Bing momentum, resuscitate Windows Mobile and prevent businesses from "Going Google."

Wednesday, December 09, 2009

PR 2.0, 09.12.2009: The Evolution of A New Trust Economy

PR 2.0, 09.12.2009: The Evolution of A New Trust Economy
by Brian Solis: "Social Media is rooted in relationships, the dynamic interaction and collaboration between real people. We learned and continue to learn how to communicate in public forums, evolving our personal views on privacy and uncertainty as we transform from digital introverts to social extroverts."

Friday, December 04, 2009

cmswatch.com, 02.12.2009: Trends: Content Technology Vendor Map - 2010

cmswatch.com, 02.12.2009: Trends: Content Technology Vendor Map - 2010
Tony Byrne: "We've just updated our 'Content Technology Vendor Map' for 2010. The overall landscape has changed only a little -- most notably Interwoven and Vignette now go away as separate stops. And in their place we've been able to add some additional vendors. These remain very dynamic marketplaces."

Thursday, December 03, 2009

ECM Stuff, 01.12.2009: Google Chrome OS - think enterprise..........

ECM Stuff, 01.12.2009: Google Chrome OS - think enterprise..........
by Jed Cawthorne: "I think of the implications for information and knowledge management, for ECM and intranets, and I think that a 'thin client' based on Chrome OS plus a really good intranet could be a pleasent working experience. However I am also not saying this will work for everyone, so don't flame me because you need full on Windows for printing to your full colour A0 plotter, or for scanning invoices, or your Mac for graphic design, but lets think about it....."

Wednesday, December 02, 2009

Digital Landfill, 30.11.2009: 8 Reasons Why #GoogleWave May (or May Not) Kill E-Mail

Digital Landfill, 30.11.2009: 8 Reasons Why #GoogleWave May (or May Not) Kill E-Mail
by Claude Baudoin: "Google Wave merges e-mail, instant messaging (IM), and wikis. It no longer matter what “style” you use to start the conversation, it can migrate seamlessly as the wave develops."

Saturday, November 28, 2009

ReadWriteEnterprise, 25.11.2009: Merrill Lynch: Cloud Computing Market Will Reach $160 Billion...Really?

ReadWriteEnterprise, 25.11.2009: Merrill Lynch: Cloud Computing Market Will Reach $160 Billion...Really?
by Alex Williams: "The estimates for cloud computing can make you wonder sometimes about what to believe. Analyst firms and it looks like investment houses, can be notorious for wild estimates about market sizes."

For what it's worth, 26.11.2009: Google Wave killed the ECM star

For what it's worth, 26.11.2009: Google Wave killed the ECM starby parapadakis:
"If Google Wave succeeds as a corporate platform (and I see absolutely no reason why it wouldn’t), it will fundamentally change the ECM industry. Why? because the ECM industry, and Document Management before it, was invented as a workaround to compensate for NOT being able to do what Google Wave does."

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Enterprise Irregulars, 23.11.2009: Eight Reasons Why Data-Centricity Is The Future Of Business

Enterprise Irregulars, 23.11.2009: Eight Reasons Why Data-Centricity Is The Future Of Business
by Dion Hinchcliffe: "The data that our businesses own has become the name of the game when it comes to what ultimately lies at the core of economic value today, now seemingly more than ever before."

Friday, November 20, 2009

The Content Economy, 19.11.2009: ECM meets Enterprise 2.0 – 7 key trends

The Content Economy, 19.11.2009: ECM meets Enterprise 2.0 – 7 key trends
by Oscar Berg: "In the post 'ECM in the age of the social web - new slide deck' I promised that I would put some words to some of the slides from my presentation 'ECM Today - Trends & Reality'. Well, here they are."

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

InfoWorld, 16.11.2009: InfoWorld's top 10 emerging enterprise technologies

InfoWorld, 16.11.2009: InfoWorld's top 10 emerging enterprise technologies
by InfoWorld staff: "2009's up-and-coming technologies for business that will have the greatest impact in years to come"

Friday, November 13, 2009

A Perficient Blog, 12.11.2009: Google Wave: The future of Enterprise Content Management (ECM)?

A Perficient Blog, 12.11.2009: Google Wave: The future of Enterprise Content Management (ECM)?
by Jhodig Marcano: "As I see it, this is a battle between users, that want an easy way to access their content, and administrators (”super users”), that want an easy way to manage data (user’s content). At the end, companies adopt one software over another depending on who is paying for it. So I would make the first thing in my wish list a true content management system that people like to use."

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

HorizonWatching, 10.11.2009: Forrester's Top 15 Technology Trends For Enterprise Architects To Watch

HorizonWatching, 10.11.2009: Forrester's Top 15 Technology Trends For Enterprise Architects To Watch
by Bill Chamberlin: "Forrester published a report The Top 15 Technology Trends EA Should Watch that listed 15 technologies with the greatest potential for business impact over the next three years. Here is the list of 15 below."

Monday, November 02, 2009

Gartner Research, 15.10.2009: Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management

Gartner Research, 15.10.2009: Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management
by Toby Bell et.al.: "Enterprises consider ECM as both a strategy to deal with all types of content and a set of software products with capabilities for managing the entire content life cycle. They want ECM solutions to help them run, grow and transform their businesses."

Friday, October 30, 2009

McKinsey: What Matters, 27.10.2009: Using technology to improve workforce collaborationMcKinsey: What Matters, 27.10.2009: Using technology to improve

McKinsey: What Matters, 27.10.2009: Using technology to improve workforce collaboration
by James Manyika, Kara Sprague and Lareina Yee: "Knowledge workers fuel innovation and growth, yet the nature of knowledge work remains poorly understood—as do the ways to improve its effectiveness. The heart of what knowledge workers do on the job is collaborate, which in the broadest terms means they interact to solve problems, serve customers, engage with partners, and nurture new ideas. Technology and workflow processes support knowledge worker success and are increasingly sources of comparative differentiation. Those able to use new technologies to reshape how they work are finding significant productivity gains. This article shares our research on how technology can improve the quality and output of knowledge workers."

Thursday, October 08, 2009

destinationCRM.com, 05.10.2009: 8 Reasons to Revisit Your ECM Strategy

destinationCRM.com, 05.10.2009: 8 Reasons to Revisit Your ECM Strategy
by Lauren McKay: "AIIM ECM Seminar: 'We are at a tipping point,' said industry president, telling attendees that the time is now to establish an Enterprise Content Management plan-of-action."

Thursday, September 24, 2009

The Obvious, 21.09.2009: Social Business

The Obvious, 21.09.2009: Social Business
by Euan Semple: Below is the text (warning this is the biggest blog post I have ever done) of an article I wrote recently which I am reproducing here as it seems pertinent to the promotion of the idea of social business."

Thursday, September 17, 2009

The FASTForward Blog, 16.09.2009: E2.0: Unleashing the Potential: Enterprise 2.0

The FASTForward Blog, 16.09.2009: E2.0: Unleashing the Potential: Enterprise 2.0
by Paula Thornton: "How is 2.0 thinking different? It relies on a shift away from many commonly held beliefs. It is not an abandonment of such beliefs, but requires that they be suspended to move to a more flexible, adaptive middle."

Saturday, September 12, 2009

KMWorld, 10.09.2009: Writing the book on Enterprise 2.0

KMWorld, 10.09.2009: Writing the book on Enterprise 2.0
by Hugh McKellar: "Andrew McAfee, who first coined the term 'Enterprise 2.0' in 2006, has written the definitive book about it. Enterprise 2.0, New Collaborative Tools for Your Organization’s Toughest Challenges will be published in December by Harvard Business School Press. He is currently a principal research scientist at the Center for Digital Business at the MIT Sloan School of Management and a fellow at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society. McAfee will deliver the opening keynote address Nov. 17 at the KMWorld 2009 Conference and Exposition in San Jose, and recently spoke with KMWorld Editor in Chief Hugh McKellar."