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No matter how you parse it- It's a free agent nation
July 17, 2008
Documentum blogger Pie wrote a post entitled Documentum and ECM:A Career or a Job?, which I found rather interesting. If he had written his entry in the 1970's, (when few, if any, of us were part of the workforce) I might have been in full agreement; but the world has changed quite a bit since then. The days when a single employer has a life-long or, even long-term, career to offer an individual are gone, gone, gone.... 
Why? Because the nature of business has changed. Employee payrolls are the major expense in a service economy and guess what happens when revenues fall? Jobs get cut in order to preserve a healthy bottom line. CEO's have to report to their shareholders.
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CIA uses enterprise 2.0 to get the scoop
July 7, 2008
While many companies are cautiously waiting before integrating Enterprise 2.0 technologies with their most important content, guess who's already there? The 
CIA of all places. It's not quite the organization that comes to mind when I think of Information Technology trailblazers. And I certainly didn't expect to learn about it on the Cranky Geeks podcast, but that's where I got an inkling of the news.
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Those who don't ask, don't wait
June 22, 2008
Much has been written about Enterprise 2.0 (also known as enterprise social software) in the ECM space, vendors like IBM, Opentext, Microsoft, and Alfresco already have products on the market; EMC will release Magellan soon (interested parties can apply to participate in the beta now.) And while this is exciting news to many of us in the ECM space, the cadre millennial workers may be less impressed. After all, they probably haven't been sitting around waiting.
In case you're unfamiliar with their characteristics, I've written about the generation in the NY Post. In IT land, millennials are being called digital natives because they were born into a web-enabled world. Tech Republic's Jason Hiner says that they behave differently from those who came before them. They will: Post continued...
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TCM Part 3: Document Sciences
June 12, 2008
When I ask customers what impressed them at EMC World, the most common answer I get, from non-developer types, is Transactional Content Management (TCM). Though I've defined TCM in previous posts, my notes from Mark Lewis's press briefing say that it's: "a solution platform uniquely optimized for business agility that enables organizations to deliver highly adaptive and proactive customer-centric, content-centric applications."
It's a mouthful, I know, AND it's important to note that TCM is a solution NOT an application. What's the difference?
EMC's TCM is a customizable, configurable workflow that encompasses document input and capture (Captiva); monitoring and optimization (Documentum) and output (Document Sciences). It is not specifically designed for motor vehicle accident insurance claims, health insurance claims, mortgage processing etc..these are applications which can be built using EMC's TCM solution.
And what makes TCM the solution of choice for building the aforementioned applications? I interrupted my three-part post on EMC's Transactional Content Management solution (TCM) because I wanted to make readers aware of EMC's vision for Friction-less computing BEFORE I wrote about the Documentum-portion of TCM. Why? Because it looks like a solution that's approaching friction-lessness. (It may be important to note that I think about "friction-less" primarily from the software side. Chuck Hollis, EMC's Vice President of Technology Alliances, defines it more broadly in his blog; he describes it as "a self-service, few-questions-asked environment." ) Sounds good, doesn't it? As simple as launching a web browser. And a potent answer to Joe Tucci's (COB and CEO of EMC) concern that there's still too much involvement from IT.
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Transactional Content Management Part 2: Documentum
June 6, 2008
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