We wanted to thank Rich Medina from Doculabs for a nice mention of our Complaince Solution/HPI in his post on How to select a Life Sciences Document Managment Solution. We agree with Rich that “the emergence of non-Documentum options as serious candidates to manage controlled documents in the life sciences industry” is something we are seeing more and more. This post will provide some of our thoughts on the Life Sciences Compliance decision process and add to some of Rich’s thoughts along with links to previous relevant posts. Continue reading ‘Documentum, SharePoint, Alfresco – Document Control for Life Sciences’
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Documentum, SharePoint, Alfresco – Document Control for Life Sciences
Published April 22, 2013 Open Source , Active Wizard , HPI , Documentum , Alfresco , ECM Landscape , Webtop , Migrations , D2 1 CommentDocumentum – EMC World 2013 – Momentum – Early Predictions
Published April 10, 2013 Documentum , ECM Landscape , Webtop , xCP , D2 , D7 2 CommentsTags: EMC World
On May 6th through May 9th, EMC World and the smaller component for Documentum/IIG (Momentum) will kick off in Las Vegas again at the Venetian. TSG has attended all the U.S. Momentum’s since the 1996 inaugural event in Miami. Once the agenda is published, we like to post our predictions on what attendees will see compared to previous events. Continue reading ‘Documentum – EMC World 2013 – Momentum – Early Predictions’
Documentum or Alfresco – Thoughts on Volume Testing
Published March 12, 2013 Alfresco , Documentum , ECM Landscape Leave a CommentWe have had a couple of clients, one on Documentum and one on Alfresco, work through some production volume issues over the past week. This post will discuss the topic of volume testing for ECM solutions and present some thoughts on when and how to implement.
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Documentum/IIG Acquires Trinity Technologies end of 2012
Published February 20, 2013 Documentum , ECM Landscape , Webtop , xCP 8 CommentsWe might have missed it with the holidays but one of our utility clients alerted us to the news that EMC/Documentum/IIG had recently acquired Trinity Technologies, a former Documentum Consulting Select Services Team. While there is not a ton of information out there on the purchase, this post will discuss the purchase and give our thoughts. Continue reading ‘Documentum/IIG Acquires Trinity Technologies end of 2012′
Documentum Migration to Alfresco – Buy or Subscribe and business value
Published February 11, 2013 Alfresco , D2 , Documentum , ECM Landscape , xCP 1 CommentI had a good conversation with a CIO friend of mine last week regarding his recent mobile framework purchasing decision. In purchasing a mobile framework, the CIO and his team decided, given the immaturity of mobile frameworks, to only buy a 3 year subscription. Their thinking was that after three years and more maturity within the mobile frameworks marketplace, they would determine if the current mobile framework was still the right choice (market leader, trending upwards) and might require them to make a change. This subject got us talking about the Documentum Purchase versus Alfresco Subscription model. Continue reading ‘Documentum Migration to Alfresco – Buy or Subscribe and business value’
Alfresco for Life Sciences – Response to Client Questions
Published January 23, 2013 Active Wizard , Alfresco , Documentum , ECM Landscape , HPI , Salesforce , Workflow 1 CommentTSG recently responded to a client’s questions regarding using Alfresco versus Documentum or other solutions for Life Sciences. The questions were the next step after a demonstration of Alfresco and TSG solutions for controlled documents. The demonstrations are available in the learning zone.
This post will share those questions and responses while preserving the client’s confidentially.
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Documentum to Alfresco Migration – Comparing Company Visions
Published December 7, 2012 Alfresco , D2 , Documentum , ECM Landscape , xCP 6 CommentsOne of the best things about the Documentum (Momentum) and Alfresco (Devcon) user events is that many of the sessions have been posted on the Web for review. As part of our ongoing series about migrating from Documentum to Alfresco, this post will discuss thoughts and strategies around company vision.
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Documentum to Alfresco Migration – Maturity of the platforms
Published October 26, 2012 HPI , Documentum , Alfresco , ECM Landscape , xCP , D2 3 CommentsThis is the second post in our series discussing why clients are migrating or considering migrating to Alfresco from Documentum.
In our first post on Migration from Documentum to Alfresco – Why Now, we had a comment posted that Documentum was more mature than Alfresco implying that Documentum was a better choice for enterprise solutions. This post will focus on examining the underlying components of Alfresco and Documentum to really consider the maturity of each solutions and whether it should be a deciding factor for client’s decisions. Continue reading ‘Documentum to Alfresco Migration – Maturity of the platforms’
Documentum to Alfresco Migration – Why Now?
Published October 23, 2012 Alfresco , D2 , Documentum , ECM Landscape , SharePoint 17 CommentsIn 2012, we have seen an increased number of clients either migrating or evaluating a migration from Documentum to Alfresco. With significant changes in the last two years, we have decided to refresh our postings from 2010 as well as a client interview in 2011 where we presented detail on some of the justification to move from Documentum to Alfresco. This post will present some of the overall reasons why clients are considering moving from Documentum to Alfresco. Continue reading ‘Documentum to Alfresco Migration – Why Now?’
Alfresco Partner Spotlight on TSG – Salesforce.com Integration
Published October 22, 2012 Alfresco , ECM Landscape , Salesforce 1 CommentTags: Alfresco, Cloud, Connector, DevCon, Integration, salesforce, SocialContent
Today, Alfresco published an interview with TSG on the work we’ve done with the Alfresco Connector for Salesforce. Given our expertise with both the Alfresco and Salesforce.com platforms, developing the integration has been a great intersection of both TSG practices.
We’ll be presenting an overview of the integration at Alfresco DevCon in San Jose next month, as well as launch a series of blog articles in the coming weeks on how users will be able to best leverage the integration, and supporting solutions TSG will be able to provide. Stay tuned!
