Consultants get a bad rap: out for their own gain, focused on billable hours rather than client value, willing to take on any project for a dollar (no matter how impossible to deliver), and beholden to their own success rather than their client’s.
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My company, Doculabs, recently hosted its second client summit focused on robotic process automation (RPA), an area currently of great interest to many of our clients. During the half-day gathering, attendees spoke candidly about what’s working and what’s not with RPA at their respective organizations.
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The last few years have been hot for information security (InfoSec), driven mainly by high profile breaches at Target, Home Depot, Anthem, the DoD, NSA, Equifax and others.
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OpenText's acquisition of Documentum has opened up a broader discussion of where enterprise content management (ECM) is today and where it may be headed in the coming years. My last few posts have laid out my thoughts on what OpenText's acquisition means for organizations currently using Documentum.
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The dust hasn’t completely settled on the OpenText Documentum acquisition, but the initial shock has worn off. Any of my clients currently on Documentum are now focusing on their go-forward strategy for the platform. For most of them, this means an exit strategy, because none of them view Documentum as a platform worth investing in
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Enterprise content management is going through some changes — on that (under)statement we can all agree. My last few posts on where I think ECM is headed has resulted in some substantial conversations — I’ll spare you the gory details.
Continue reading...Making decisions during times of uncertainty is challenging to say the least. This will particularly ring true for any organization currently looking to make progress with enterprise content management (ECM). The current ECM vendor landscape is in turmoil.
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We're in the middle of a sea change in how organizations choose to address their content.
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I just finished reading Forrester's 2017 enterprise content management (ECM) wave for business content services. The report is well written, thoroughly researched and thought provoking (as usual). And yet. Some of the key conclusions seem out of step with what I'm seeing in the wider world.
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It’s no secret Microsoft has been trying to take over the workplace for a while now — just ask WordPerfect. But with the advent of Office 365, it appears to be taking this to a whole new level.
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