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I’m going to try and get through the backlogs of write ups which I have, starting with this session which was hosted by Victor Spivak on the Tuesday morning. Firstly I must criticise the scheduling, or rather room scheduling. Victor’s sessions are notorious for their high attendance so why put this on in one of [...]
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Following on from my post yesterday I checked out EDN and true to their word the Early Access release of CMIS for Documentum is available there. You just need to register to get access. I won’t get time to look into this until next year but if anyone tries it out do post your views.
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Day One at Momentum let me focus on Partners with a series of presentations to the partners, be they SIs, ISVs or companies with an OEM relationship. The themes from the day were:
- Solution Frameworks. Big focus for 2009 is for EMC to deliver the vertical solution frameworks which customers can exploit [...]
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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 [...]
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