Posted on November 13, 2009 by Lee Smith
Whitney introduced the keynote, reinforcing the theme of ‘Inspired by the past…Primed for the future’, before handing the reins to Mark Lewis.
Mark set the tone by reinforcing that the future is bright for EMC CM&A. He quoted an example of his personal experience of visiting a doctor and having to complete the same details multiple [...]
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Posted on November 12, 2009 by Lee Smith
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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Posted on September 11, 2009 by Lee Smith
Pie seems to prompt a number of my blog posts on here, actually good that someone can initiate activity and spur me on to provide comment! Anyway, his latest prod has been on how we got involved in Content Management.
I actually started my IT career developing a set of workflow components based on Oracle technology, [...]
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Posted on May 14, 2009 by Lee Smith
As posted previously we’ve been using Composer quite a lot on our current project and have set up a development environment which the dev team should be proud of. There is no doubt in my mind that Composer is a big step forward in the Documentum development process. Being able to work on artifacts which [...]
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Posted on November 21, 2008 by Lee Smith
A new blog has appeared from Don Robertson with some excellent posts on the finer technical aspects of Documentum. A lot of the posts appear to be on some of the more recent features of Documentum such as Smart Containers and Aspects.
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Posted on November 14, 2008 by Lee Smith
This was a more technical session than the previous one I posted about, really looking to get more under the hood of Centerstage and look at some of its key concepts. Some of the concepts include:
- Space, e.g. an eRoom, i.e. an area where a group of people can work together. Each [...]
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Posted on November 12, 2008 by Lee Smith
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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Posted on November 12, 2008 by Lee Smith
My first open session of Momentum and an opportunity to hear more on Centerstage. Previously I have read about Centerstage and had a few discussions with people, I was hoping to build on this knowledge. For those that don’t Centerstage is the new UI from Documentum, it is not a replacement for [...]
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