CMIS (pronounced See-Miss) is the first big thing to happen on the ECM standards front in a very long time, and it promises to be a big thing. In particular, as more business processes rely on underlying content in multiple structured and unstructured content repositories, CMIS will enable processes to interact with multiple content repositories seemlessly.
CMIS already has strong vendor support with the big ones already onboard - IBM, Microsoft, EMC, Open Text, Oracle, SAP and Alfresco.
Click here for CMIS standards page from OASIS.
Click here for Alan Pelz-Sharpe's take on it.
Watch this space for more developments...
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Saturday, January 24, 2009
Friday, April 13, 2007
ECM Vendors - and then there was one less left standing
The ECM marketplace consolidation juggernaut continues. Today Mobius Management Systems announced it was being acquired by Allen Systems Group. One wonders who's gonna be the next one on the block - there aren't that many left out there. Vignette, Interwoven, Hyland Software and Laserfiche are the ones that look likely. Woodrow probably sums it up best in his blog here.
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Allen Systems,
consolidation,
Documentum,
ECM,
Enterprise Content Management,
Filenet,
IBM,
Interwoven,
Mobius,
Opentext,
Vignette
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