Truth be told, we were not expecting a lot from OpenText Enterprise World this year. Some of us considered skipping it. Same old same old, we thought. Lumbering legacy giant; not much new here.
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According to Pew Research Center over 58% of American adults have smartphones and over 42% own tablets. At the same time internet usage through PCs has been overtaken by mobile devices according to comScore. IDC, a global market intelligence firm, forecasts tablet shipments will surpass total PC shipments on an annual basis by the end of 2015. The facts and figures undeniably point towards an ever increasing adoption of mobile technologies in our daily lives.
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There were two big announcements from OpenText in January. CEO Mark Barrenechea announced a subscription pricing model for OpenText EIM products. EIM is a portfolio of products that includes Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Business Process Management (BPM), and Customer Experience Management (CEM). These products now can be purchased in a subscription model for a defined period of time without an upfront capital investment and are available in OpenText Cloud, which includes managed cloud services as well as public, private and hybrid-cloud hosting. Continue reading…
Information management delivered via the Cloud, or Software as a Service is a great opportunity for many businesses, regardless of size, industry or location. There are scores of cloud solutions for document management, which have matured a great deal over the past several years; however there are still varying opinions whether public, or even private Cloud solutions will ever effectively replace on premise solutions. In many cases, hybrid file management solutions are the most viable option for medium to large enterprise companies.
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