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The ECM Suites Report 2008 looks at... Open Text's Document Management

"At an enterprise level, Open Text can add value in heterogeneous environments through the use of what it calls "Enterprise Library Services." In some ways this is the core of the LiveLink offering, a platform to manage content wherever it resides. This is very different from the "put everything in my repository" approach to ECM. Instead, Open Text recognizes that content will reside on file servers, databases and any number of third-party repositories. With Enterprise Library Services, Livelink aims to manage the metadata centrally for these disparate resources. Of course, integrating metadata will prove much more complicated than integrating data ..."

(p. 198-199)

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A new edition of our ECM Suites Report

18-May-2007

Is "departmental enterprise content management" an oxymoron? We think not. In fact, much of the growth in the ECM industry is serving small- to mid-sized businesses and individual enterprise departments seeking to undertake basic document and records management. So for those customers, we've created a new (lower-cost) edition of our ECM Suites Report. The newer edition covers just 15 of the 30 vendors in the full report who provide basic document collaboration and/or records management (e.g. Microsoft, Xerox). That means it doesn't cover the traditional enterprisey products (e.g., Documentum, Open Text), so if you're considering those suppliers, you'll want the regular, enterprise edition. This short PDF chart contrasts the two editions and explains which one might better suit your needs. Please don't hesitate to inquire with any questions or comments.

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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