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ECM Connection
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29 Nov 2010
Executive Opinion: Five Reasons (Other Than Free) To Choose Open Source ECM
The ECM market is changing, continually feeling pressured by converging events. The Microsoft SharePoint juggernaut increasingly fills many of the basic content and collaboration needs for business. Companies are mandated to cut IT maintenance and license costs. New interoperability standards such as CMIS (content management interoperability standards) come into play. Acceptance of new, alternative delivery methods for software, including SaaS, cloud, virtualization, and open source are increasing. All of these factors play a role in this industry convergence.
Gilbane Group
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24 Nov 2010
Gilbane Boston 2010- Interview with Cheryl McKinnon
Nuxeo CMO Cheryl McKinnon discusses the top content trends of 2010, and her vision of where the landscape needs to progress to bring the technology to the "next level" in this Gilbane interview.
CMSWire
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22 Nov 2010
CMIS: Why It's Good for You and What's Next #nuxeoworld
Florent Guillaume, the head of R&D at Nuxeo, brought the wonders of CMIS to the attendees of Nuxeo World .
CMSWire
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18 Nov 2010
Market Trends in Enterprise Content Management #nuxeoworld
Nuxeo CMO Cheryl McKinnon opened the second day of Nuxeo World with a look at the latest market trends in the ECM space. 2010 is a significant year of change, noted McKinnon. Legacy vendors are seeing more competition from emerging new leaders. Historical leaders are falling behind in innovation – partly, due to the nature of their architectures.
CMSWire
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17 Nov 2010
What's Next for Mobile Enterprise CMS #nuxeoworld
Nuxeo founder Stefane Fermigier talked all things ECM and mobile at today’s day #1 of Nuxeo World, discussing innovative content apps for mobile devices being built by Nuxeo.
CMSWire
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17 Nov 2010
Nuxeo 2010 Highlights, Next Gen Enterprise CMS, Plans for 2011 #nuxeoworld
Nuxeo World — the company’s first global customer and partner conference — kicked off this morning in Paris. Nuxeo CEO Eric Barroca keynoted the event with a talk on Enterprise CMS as a platform for content apps, 2010 highlights and milestones, and Nuxeo’s plans for 2011.
InfoQ
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11 Nov 2010
Nuxeo Introduces Plug-in Marketplace, CMIS Support to its Enterprise Content Management Offerings
Nuxeo have announced new releases of Nuxeo Enterprise Platform (Nuxeo EP), and Nuxeo Document Management (Nuxeo DM). The releases add support for both JBoss AS 5.1 and JBoss EAP 5.0.1. Nuxeo EP also offers a server based on Apache Chemistry OpenCMIS.
Dr. Dobb's Journal
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10 Nov 2010
Nuxeo Upgrades its Open Source Enterprise Platform
Nuxeo has released an upgraded version of its Nuxeo Enterprise Platform (EP) 5.4, now with native support for JBoss AS 5.1, as well as JBoss EAP 5.0.1.
CMSWire
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09 Nov 2010
Nuxeo Launches Enterprise CMS App Store, Updates EP and DM Products
Nuxeo released another update to their Enterprise CMS and Document Management System offerings. On top of that, there’s now an app store for all kinds of installable goodness.
Lounge Blog
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03 Nov 2010
[Case Study] Remote Delivery of Content by Jeppesen (a Boeing Subsidiary)
The Jeppesen project personifies what we mean when we say “Nuxeo EP scales up, but it also scales lean and skinny.” I had a chat about this with John Sims, Systems Architect at Jeppesen. Jeppesen is a Boeing subsidiary, involved in infrastructure to transmit navigation data to various end devices.
Open source.com
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29 Oct 2010
From information overload to Dark Ages 2.0?
Professionally and personally, we are an increasingly digital culture. The physical distribution channels for information, data, news, stories, and conversation we learned from as young minds are waning in popularity. Books, TV, tapes, CDs, radio, newspapers, and magazines are in decline as the music, entertainment, business information, personal conversations, and current events we demand get delivered to us in an inbox, feed, app, or social network.
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22 Oct 2010
VMware CEO: Django, Rails, Open Frameworks, Packaged Apps as Commodity and The New KingMakers.
I was in Copenhagen last week for VMworld Europe 2010. Monday was an analyst briefing so I wasn’t particularly surprised when VMware CEO Paul Maritz spoke at length about his strategy to attract developers to VMware as a platform. After all most analysts are curious about what happens next.
The 451 Group
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20 Oct 2010
What is open core licensing (and what isn’t) UPDATED
This is an updated version of a post that was originally published in July 2009. It has been updated in response to ongoing confusion about open core licensing. There has been a significant amount of interest in the open core licensing strategy since Andrew Lampitt articulated it and its benefits for combining open source and closed source licensing. There remains considerable confusion about exactly what the open core licensing strategy is, however, which is strange since the term arrived fully packaged with a specific definition, courtesy of Andrew. Recently I have begun to wonder whether many of the people that use the term open core regularly have even read Andrew’s post.
Generis
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11 Oct 2010
The Shifting Sands of ECM Platforms
If you have a large load to carry, you probably will use a truck. For a light load, you may favour a snazzy sports convertible. What if you really love the way your sports car looks and feels, but you want to haul a large load? Well, apart from put on a tow-hitch and cross your fingers that it will not destroy your engine, nothing. But what if you could simply swap out the engine and wheels for something that would be up to the job? Now we are walking in the world of possibilities that are becoming available in ECM today.
TechRepublic
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11 Oct 2010
Five tips for easing the move from Lotus Domino Document Manager
IBM has announced end of support for Domino Document Manager in September 2012, but the product hasn’t seen an update in more than three years. Customers are faced with a significant document (and system) migration effort. Migrating large numbers of documents can be expensive, risky, and time-consuming. So how can you help drive down expense, time, and risk?
ZDNet
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07 Oct 2010
The French entrepreneurs are coming
The single message of last week’s Open World Forum was this. The entrepreneurs are coming. It’s a French word, you know. This has always been the case, since the forum was established two years ago, acknowledged founder Jean-Pierre Laisne .
Digital Landfill
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29 Sep 2010
8 Factors to Consider When Evaluating a Next Generation ECM Platform
1 -- Look at New Approaches to Software Acquisition.
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27 Sep 2010
AIIM Fall Event Toronto - review
The Final session of the day was Cheryl McKinnon , CMO of Nuxeo on open source content management. As a firm believer in the benefits of open source, Cheryl is preaching to the choir with me, but she did point out a major point, which some people might not always grasp – the open source route can be better for organizations that have in house developers and development expertise.
KMWorld
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22 Sep 2010
ECM: What’s your angle?
In 2009, Cengage Learning began using Nuxeo to manage the review process for entries planned for inclusion in Grzimek’s. Nuxeo is an open source ECM platform designed for enterprise applications. “We are using Nuxeo’s workflow to automate the process of routing excerpts to the subject matter experts and to the editors,” says Michael Seiler, eCMS architect. “We have 60 experts who curate the content that is submitted by authors, and Nuxeo is configured to route the content to reviewers according to their area of expertise.” In addition, Cengage uses Nuxeo for versioning, security and access control.
CMSWire
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20 Sep 2010
Three Ways Mobile ECM Keeps An Information Management Strategy Agile
Earlier this month, CMSWire guest contributor Aaron Levie asserted that “Mobility is the next great frontier for ECM.” (read: Mobile: The Next Frontier for Enterprise Content Management ). He could very well be correct. When we talk about “agility,” and read its thesaurus alternatives like activity, adroitness, quickness, spryness or liveliness, how can we not feel a sense of forward motion?
CMSWire
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16 Sep 2010
Harvest Your Silos, Don't Smash Them: Information Agility with Open Standards
Vendor lock-in is no longer the biggest problem organizations face. Thanks to open standards, like CMIS, we can stop worrying about information silos and focus our attention on avoiding content lock-in. In the introductory essay to September's CMSWire theme , Barb Mosher offers a clear explanation of what 'Information Management Agility” represents to business: “…it's not simply a matter of managing our information effectively. It's also about how we use this information to quickly respond to the rapid changes taking place in market….manag[ing] our information and make it available to the right people at the right time to provide competitive advantage.”
ArnoldIT
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16 Sep 2010
Nuxeo and Its Semantic Technology Revs Up
There are semantic engines with Web-based APIs, but here’s one with an open source license for offline use or within a private infrastructure. We found the article “Nuxeo Present FISE, a RESTful Semantic Engine ” on H-online.com, give an insight into the Furtwangen IKS Semantic Engine (FISE) with a RESTful interface.
Taxo Diary
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08 Sep 2010
Open Source Semantic Engine Introduced by Nuxeo
September 8, 2010 – fise (Furtwangen IKS Semantic Engine) is an open source RESTful semantic engine to which NUXEO has made contributions. According to the contributors, the goal of fise includes bringing new semantic features to CMS.
I Programmer
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07 Sep 2010
New Open Source Semantic Engine
A semantic engine extracts the meaning of a document to organize it as partially structured knowledge. For example, you can submit a batch of news stories to a semantic engine and get back a tree categorisation according to the subjects they deal with.
The H
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03 Sep 2010
Nuxeo present FISE, a RESTful semantic engine
Open source enterprise content management experts Nuxeo have announced that, as part of the IKS European project, they are working with partners in the project to develop an open source semantic engine with a RESTful interface, dubbed fise. Fise, which stands for Furtwangen IKS Semantic Engine, was initially created in March at the IKS Semantic Engine Hackathon and now Nuxeo have made a demonstration system available for users to get a feel for what a semantic engine can achieve. |