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Documentum / IIG – 1st Quarter 2013 Earnings

EMC Announced 1st Quarter earnings this week.  Complete detail can be found at http://www.emc.com/collateral/corporation/earnings/2013q1.pdf

This post will discuss out thoughts on IIG’s Financial Performance in comparison to the rest of EMC.  Continue reading ‘Documentum / IIG – 1st Quarter 2013 Earnings’

Documentum to Alfresco Migration – Why Now?

In 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?’

Documentum Maintenance – 21% and rising….

We received an interesting email from a client last week asking us about Documentum maintenance.  While we have posted articles on smart ways to manage Documentum maintenance contracts, we were somewhat surprised that the inquiry was in response to a maintenance bill, that without any explanation, increased maintenance to 21% from the usual 18%.  The client mentioned that all NEW licenses required a non-negotiable 23% maintenance because “the product is so critical in customer’s environments and this level gives 24 x 7 support”.  For 27%, the client will get a named resource assigned to the account.  This post will discuss our thoughts and present some best practices on how to best manage Documentum maintenance contracts. Continue reading ‘Documentum Maintenance – 21% and rising….’

Documentum – Replacing External SharePoint Sites with a Simple Cached Approach

Many clients struggle with providing Documentum access to external users.  Often times, access to “full featured” interfaces like D2 or Webtop can overwhelm simple retrieval of limited content.  This post will discuss a simple solution developed for one of our clients.

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EMC World 2012 – May 22 – IIG Solutions – Andy Crowne and Dave von Klemperer

Andy is the Senior Director of World Wide Delivery and Dave is Director of Solutions with IIG Consulting.  With the overall push theme of user-driven solutions, this session was very interesting given IIG’s overall goals. This post will highlight the presentation.

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New OpenMigrate Tutorials Available in TSG Learning Zone

TSG’s open source migration framework, OpenMigrate, offers extensive configuration and customization features.  However, with this flexibility comes some complexity.  OpenMigrate’s distribution includes nearly 20 sample migration projects, intended to get folks up and running quickly.  But sometimes even getting the environment configured properly can be a nuisance.

To address this issue, we’ve created several new tutorial walk-throughs in the TSG Learning Zone.  Each takes the user through the process of installing OpenMigrate, modifying the necessary batch and configuration files, and executing a sample migration.  We’ve include both Documentum and SharePoint samples.

Are you having trouble getting started with OpenMigrate?  Let us know in the comments, or via email at openmigrate@tsgrp.com.

OpenMigrate 1.7 Released: Enhanced Support for Documentum, Alfresco and SharePoint Migrations

With the new year comes exciting new product updates, and the  release of TSG’s migration framework, OpenMigrate version 1.7, leads the way. This release of OpenMigrate includes some new features as well as enhancements to existing features, as described after the jump.

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Documentum Enterprise License Agreement (ELA) – Why “All you can eat” isn’t always good for you

With end of year purchasing decisions being made, we thought we would weigh-in on the ups and downs of the Documentum ELA experienced by our clients.  Continue reading ‘Documentum Enterprise License Agreement (ELA) – Why “All you can eat” isn’t always good for you’

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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Oracle Aggressively Targeting Documentum Customers

Recently Oracle has been targeting Documentum customers with an aggressive campaign entitled “Stop Maintaining Documentum and Start Innovating with Oracle WebCenter.”  This post will discuss TSG’s thoughts on the campaign after viewing the Oracle Webinar. 

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