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OpenText’s LiveLinkUp Conference: no blogs (yet) in their ECM world

by @ Monday, November 13th, 2006. Filed under ECM, Grumbles

OpenText’s LiveLinkUp conference began today in Phoenix.
Last year I attended LinkUp as a participant. This year finds OpenText, the company, much bigger, having recently acquired Hummingbird (and the RedDot CMS that came with it). So I was understandably interested in what things look like from the conference floor and I rather thought someone would be [...]

Women, Fire, and Dangerous Things

by @ Wednesday, November 8th, 2006. Filed under ECM

Today someone asked what The Portable Consultant knew about Hyperion, the “Business Performance Management Software” company.
Now, I’d heard the name and seen some presentations in relation to their financial solutions for corporate governance and regulatory compliance, but I thought I should have another look at their web site before I replied to the email. In [...]

ECM at Work - poster with a purpose

by @ Friday, November 3rd, 2006. Filed under ECM

The “small” web content management project The Portable Consultant has been working on has awakened the slumbering ECM giant within the client organization.
The manager with whom I have been working, was asked to present an ECM roadmap to key executives that would place our WCM project in the context of the full pantheon of ECM: [...]

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