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NY Philharmonic Digital Archives – 2012 Alfresco Implementation of the Year

TSG’s work with the New York Philharmonic Digital Archives was recently named 2012 Alfresco Implementation of the Year.  We wanted to thank the team at the NY Philharmonic for giving TSG the opportunity to work with them and providing the vision of what the Digital Archives is today.  The digital archives provides a perfect example of how open source technologies can be leveraged to create a robust and scalable enterprise solution.  Using OpenMigrate for high volume content ingestion, OpenAnnotate for face tagging, Solr for faceted search, with Alfresco as the central repository make up the key architectural components driving its success.  We look forward to continue working with the New York Philharmonic as they innovate and expand the digital archives.

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Documentum Performance – Search, Retrieval and Inbox

I was talking to a client last week that was struggling with their Documentum system performance.  This client had recently brought in Documentum Consulting, and having been unsuccessful in improving performance, was concerned that there might be nothing left to do.  This post will focus on innovative things TSG has done for clients in regards to Documentum performance that are probably outside of the norm of typical database/server tuning particularly focused on Search, Document Retrieval and Inbox viewing.

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New York Philharmonic Digital Archives – New Content Release on March 22nd

The New York Philharmonic will be hosting a Google Hangout tomorrow to discuss the new release of Digital Archives material from 1943-1970 (International Era). Scholars from around the world will be participating to discuss the content, and the historic tours from that time period under Leonard Bernstein.

The event will start at 10:30 EST, click here for more information!

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Documentum Top Tips for 2012

One of our more popular posts has been our “Top Tips for Documentum” last posted in 2010.  For this post, we will update the tips as well as add some best practices as clients prep for 2012 planning.

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Documentum and SharePoint Search Alternatives – TSG WhitePaper Available

TSG has recently released a detailed whitepaper on Documentum and SharePoint Search Alternatives.  The complete paper is available on our website in the downloads section.  This post will share the summary conclusion.

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Documentum Migrations – Interview with OpenMigrate Product Manager

For this post, we interview Todd Pierzina, Product Manager for the TSG OpenMigrate product in regards to his thoughts around Documentum Migrations as well as other migrations for SharePoint or Alfresco.

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Documentum/Momentum EMC World Prep

The agenda for Momentum, the Documentum portion of EMC World, has recently been posted (http://www.emcworld.com/images/Momentum_2011_Agenda-master4webpage.pdf).  For this post, we thought we would highlight things we (TSG) or our typical clients attend.   Overall, EMC has divided the sessions into “tracks” focused on Architecture/Best Practices, ECM, Software Developer, Information Governance, Case Management, User Group, Capture and Labs.   Continue reading ‘Documentum/Momentum EMC World Prep’

Enterprise Search – Content Management Thoughts

Many clients are struggling with the concept of Enterprise Search.  While the last post  discussed ways to improve search results, this post will discuss thoughts and experience with a recent client focused on Enterprise Search.

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Virtual Momentum Lisbon 2010 and Midwest Documentum User Group

One last reminder – Midwest Documentum User Group (MWDUG) is coming up this Friday, October 29th, in downtown Chicago – presentations will include American Electric Power, United Airlines, Documentum Roadmap as well as others.  There are still spots open if you are interested in attending.  http://www.mwdug.com

As we were talking to users outside of the Chicago area about MWDUG, it isn’t hard to see that travel is still being restricted during the downturn (or post-downturn).  Obviously, not many of us could travel to Lisbon, Portugal for Momentum 2010 this month.   One thing unique this year is that
EMC/Documentum has opened up the ability to attend Momentum virtually.  Slide decks and presentations will be posted next week and available virtually for only $200 – signup is here – Virtual Momentum.

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Documentum 6.5 Upgrade – Character Encoding Issues

Special Note:  Anyone that is planning an upgrade from Documentum 5.3 to 6.5 should look closely at this note as some types of upgrades (clone or in-place) could result in content that was retrievable from 5.3 not being available in 6.5.

This post was developed based on recent work for a major pharmaceutical client.  The client, on Documentum 5.3, was developing a consumer interface application leveraging Lucene.  As we mentioned in a previous post, the client chose Lucene over FAST based on benchmarking results for over 150,000 documents.

Background

For the application, the client was leveraging OpenMigrate with DFC 6.5 to retrieve content and metadata for nearly 1,000,000 documents from their 5.3 docbase to be indexed in Lucene.  Per the product release notes, using DFC 6.5 to access a 5.3 repository is a supported configuration.  An issue was identified when around 5,000 documents failed to migrate.  In reviewing the error logs from OpenMigrate, the DFC call IDfSession.getObject() to retrieve documents from the repository resulted in errors.  After reviewing the stack trace, it was apparent that the error was being thrown from within the DFC code.  The team was surprised by the error since the documents were able to be retrieved without a problem using client applications working with a 5.3 DFC, such as Webtop and Samson.  The DFC error messages that were encountered are shown below:

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