Enterprise Content Integration & Migration Products | Anaqua (formerly SeeUnity)
ILTACON 2019 Education Session
SeeUnity’s CEO Dan Anderson and VP of Professional Services Ryan Bond explore why firms are deploying innovative technologies as part of their digital transformation strategies and learn about how several firms greatly benefitted from modernizing to streamline workflow processes.
A New York not-for-profit organization moves their legal department to SharePoint with SeeUnity’s Velocity Content Migration. After nearly five years of challenges and setbacks, the organization decided to replace their eDOCS DM with SharePoint. As frustration and risks mounted, the not-for-profit looked for a company standard, leading them to SharePoint.
Migrations of this sort are typically prolonged, expensive, and risky, but by using SeeUnity’s Velocity Content Migration, they quickly and securely performed a full migration from eDOCS to SharePoint.
The aim of the GDPR is to enable the people of the EU to better control their personal data. We will talk about specific ways the GDPR will do that in this white paper. The change came as 67% of Europeans expressed that they were concerned about not having control over their personal data and information they provide online, according to a recent Eurobarometer survey. In this white paper, we will address six of the important changes to come under the GDPR. We will also help guide you with next steps as you prepare for the regulation to take effect in May of 2018.
Talisman Energy improves content accessibility with SeeUnity’s Echo Content Synchronization. Talisman relies on OpenText eDOCS to ensure their data is protected and can be made available in real time. Unfortunately, remote bandwidth and performance issues began to disrupt content-dependent decision-making processes. Employees began to improvise workarounds, such as storing duplicate documents on local hard drives. Talisman manually tracked these processes, but that led to inflated cost and complexity.
SeeUnity’s Echo Content Synchronization was selected as an invisible module to help users simply place content in a specified SharePoint directory for remote access.
Marshall, Gerstein & Borun has experienced increase content volume and complexity. They have long relied on eDOCS to protect their legal matter content. The firm added SharePoint to replace and replicate some physical record organization.
With each repository containing related content, users were challenged to use and search two disparate systems. Since eliminating one system was not a viable option, they needed to integrate access that would allow a single view of content for users, while also allowing content to remain in its current repository.
SeeUnity’s Fusion Content Integration Solution was chosen to best achieve the goal of co-location.
