With all of the acquisitions and shifts in direction by document management companies these days, is it time to worry? Is the Enterprise Content Management System/Content Management System ( ECM/CMS) that my company spent years installing at risk of obsolescence? Are you concerned tha

Most modern corporate headquarters have fairly elaborate security methods, which include cameras, electronic locks, sign-ins, guarded server rooms, and background checks for employees. But when dealing with non-Fortune 2000 companies (where most innovative software comes from), should

Competitive Considerations on Technology Acquisition As part of a small company in the large market of Content Management, I have been an observer to many interesting changes in the past few years. We play in the same space as IBM, EMC, OpenText, Oracle, HP, Onbase and Lexmark. These

How many times when speaking with a prospective client about timeframes have you heard, “Yesterday!” or “ASAP!”? And how many times have you wanted to reply back, “So, why didn’t you call me, oh…six months ago”? Although frustrating, many times this sense of urgency isn’t exactly what

Snowbound is running a three-part blog series on the end of applets and what the future holds for web applications. Check back on and Friday for the final installment: Part 1 (Monday): The Clock is Ticking to Replace Your Java Applet Part 2 (Wednesday): Why Browser Plug-Ins are Being