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So I’ve been doing some more thinking about the opportunities which will be brought about from the CMIS announcement. (I’ve also had a read through the Domain Model spec and will comment on that in the future). Where is the value in all this going to be? Probably the key question being asked right now. [...]
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Its almost like last week’s news, and there certainly has been some activity on this front on some of the blogs out there, e.g. Pie, BMOC, Craig and John Newton amongst others. In case you are not aware, this is what has sparked the sudden activity, CMIS.
From the link above there is some information on the [...]
Filed under: ECM | Tagged: Alfresco, CMIS, Documentum, Filenet, Microsoft, OASIS, SharePoint | 3 Comments »
Okay so nearly everyone has a view on it and I had to get mine off my chest. Speed is great, how does it render so much quicker than others? But why can I not right click and refresh!!!!!!
Still think this is positive though!
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Ok, so following on from the post on Records Manager I said I would post on the Retention Policy element of the product. Remember this is also available as a stand alone product.
Firstly, this is the most complicated of the 4 policies available within Records Manager, but then it does the most complicated work.
Secondly, when [...]
Filed under: Documentum, ECM | Tagged: Compliance, Documentum, ECM, EDRM, Retention | 2 Comments »
