It is nice to think that all your business content lives in your repository of record. That’s why you have invested so much into these systems. However, that may not always be the case. In many organizations, content bounces between various systems throughout its lifecycle. Some content might live in a CRM like Salesforce or Dynamics. Other content might live in a collaboration platform like HighQ or Box. Whether that content makes it back to its repository of record, like an ECM or DMS, is often a mystery.
Considering a Transition from On-Premise DMS to SaaS-Based DMS
Over the past couple of years or so, the legal market has begun to trend away from on-premise DMS. More and more firms have been flirting with the idea of Cloud or SaaS DMS. In the AM Law 200, we know that NetDocuments owns at least 16.5% of the market. And while iManage offers both on-premise and cloud DMS, they own about 70.5% of the AM Law 200. (via The Legal IT Insider October 2017 issue.) Of those who have used iManage on-premise for a while, there has also been a steady transition over to the iManage Cloud.
SeeUnity and iManage Come Together in a Technology Partnership for Innovative Content Migration
press room SeeUnity and iManage Come Together in a Technology Partnership for Innovative Content Migration Denver, CO – May 03, 2018 – SeeUnity, a leading provider of content integration and migration […]
SeeUnity Partner Spotlight – Active Navigation
The ability to analyze unstructured data at scale in a variety of different repositories enables organizations to identify what data has business value, and what does not. This process is critical to establishing an information governance program for any organization, thereby eliminating data risk and facilitating enterprise-level regulatory compliance. By leveraging SeeUnity and Active Navigation in parallel, an organization’s entire information estate is within the scope of a data discovery, cleaning, and classification program.
Dan’s Dev Corner – March 2018
A few months ago I wrote a little about our new Content Web Services component. It’s a new web service that uses the latest Microsoft IIS technologies to support remote Core Integration Service (CIS) servers, remote client access, and mobile access. Now, it’s been extended to support a full REST API for programmatic access to SeeUnity connectors.