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August 18, 2010 in Hot Technology by Snowbound Software

Open Text recently announced the development of semantic navigation, a tool that will allow users of the company”s ECM suite to quickly navigate through data.

The add-on will allow companies to quickly find specific information on search engines or within their own network. Furthermore, the solution is available as both a cloud-based and on-premise solution, which will allow more of Open Text”s customers to use it.

The amount of data filling corporate networks continues to grow in both volume and scope. As a result, it can often be difficult for enterprise solutions to quickly navigate two separate file types – even if they deal with the same subject matter. Similarly, consumer websites must be able to find all data pertaining to a specific search topic quickly.

August 17, 2010 in ECM by Snowbound Software

Autonomy recently announced it is in the top spot on the “Forrester Wave List” measuring the merits of companies offering online testing to customers for the third quarter of 2010. Using online testing allows Autonomy to ensure its ECM and other solutions operate in line with customer expectations.

“Autonomy is focused on delivering innovative and powerful technology to help marketers build persuasive, engaging, and compelling online experiences, and we are pleased with the high marks we received in the Online Testing Wave report,” said Rafiq Mohammadi, CEO of Autonomy.

in ECM by Snowbound Software

Autonomy recently announced it is in the top spot on the “Forrester Wave List” measuring the merits of companies offering online testing to customers for the third quarter of 2010. Using online testing allows Autonomy to ensure its ECM and other solutions operate in line with customer expectations.

“Autonomy is focused on delivering innovative and powerful technology to help marketers build persuasive, engaging, and compelling online experiences, and we are pleased with the high marks we received in the Online Testing Wave report,” said Rafiq Mohammadi, CEO of Autonomy.

August 5, 2010 in ECM by Snowbound Software

KnowledgeLake recently received Microsoft”s 2010 U.S. West Region Excellence in Competency Award for its contributions to the ECM industry. ECM has become a business-critical solution for most companies required to store and organize data, whether for compliance purposes or other reasons.

Companies need highly scalable solutions to make changes to their system as needed. KnowledgeLake ensures this with their products by allowing customers to alter settings that bolster automation and the solution”s overall flexibility. Furthermore, tasks such as document search and organization can be easily customized to the specific needs of each individual user.

July 21, 2010 in ECM by Snowbound Software

Open Text recently awarded iTernity GmbH”s new archiving solution iCas with a certification for its archiving and storage services solutions. Open Text customers can now leverage iCas” proven long-term archiving capability to bolster their document management practice and improve their overall compliance with lengthy retention schedules.

Even Open Text customers using other storage systems can use iCas as a result of the solution”s highly capable integration capability. This, according to iTernity, will allow users to save as much as 30 percent compared to other solutions since there are relatively low operating costs. Companies interested in changing archiving or other solutions frequently worry about migration, but iCas offers it with guaranteed success and accuracy to avoid any data loss during the process. Companies using cloud computing can also use iCas.

June 30, 2009 in Best Business Practices by Simon Wieczner

The legal requirements for software companies servicing the financial or healthcare industries as well as the Global 2000 keep mounting. We are all familiar with intellectual property protection and why it’s necessary but current concerns for fraud and the release of confidential data keep escalating.

Due to the highly publicized breaches of credit card and social security information like T.J. Maxx and others, both government agencies and companies that are sensitive to data breaches (pretty much everyone today over a certain size but certainly institutions in the financial, e-discovery and health care areas) keep adding greater and greater safeguards.