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Thursday, June 10, 2004
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Documentum Puts Foot in BPM Market. Further challenging the borders of Enterprise Content Management companies and definitions, Documentum today announced the immediate availability of its Documentum Business Process Management (BPM) solution. The Documentum BPM solution consists of several new products, including Documentum Business Process Manager, Documentum Business Process Services, Documentum Forms Builder, and the latest version of Documentum's enterprise collaboration solution, Documentum eRoom. Unique to this... [cmswire]
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Ektron joins the forms-as-content race. It was perhaps inevitable that e-forms and content management would begin to converge at some level. For the past couple of years, various CMS vendors -- especially the hosted sol... [CMSWatch Trends and Features]
I'm floored that the ECM vendors haven't filled this gaping hole already. Customers spend hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars on an ECM footprint. Then, when they get it up-and-running, they ask the simple yet inevitable quesiton--How do I put some forms in my portal that can pump the data right into my ECM platform's workflow and repository? The answer has been, "Just whip up a webapp. Here's the API reference." It's a huge step backward. Not to be Old Lotus Notes Guy here, but hello? It should be nearly code-free at this point, particularly as standards like XForms gain momentum.
12:15:37 AM
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Jeff Potts.
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