This is a excellent tool. Bringing it closer to home would be great but was cost prohibitive. Apparently, not anymore with the new shared architecture. It used to cost $5,000 a month and run on dedicated hardware; now it’s a … Continue reading →
In my humble (well sort of) opinion document management without workflow is meaningless. The whole reason you have those documents in the first place is because they represent or are connected to a process or task in the organization. The … Continue reading →
The gist of this article to me is not about OpenText but about Azure. As many cloud providers of Content Services a utilize Azure as their platform of choice (like Docuware) this information is good to know. In today’s world … Continue reading →
RPA is the tool I use for automating AP invoice entry to reduce manual keying of data. Accounting firms are using up-and-coming technologies with the potential to change the business landscape forever. One technology gaining interest is robotic process automation … Continue reading →
Moving the Blog to a new VM RB
Continue reading →In a training session I was holding just this week, we were discussing the fact that one of the principal benefits of implementing a Document Management system is the security it affords your content. That is assuming of course it … Continue reading →
Something new in the Power Platform to do more with Excel. Ah, yes please. The Low Code/No Code world is getting ever larger. By Mary Jo Foley – Microsoft is continuing to try to make its Power Platform collection of low-code tools easier … Continue reading →
How many IoT devices are in your home or office right now? Between the media and security devices my count is 10. Those have all come into my home in the last 5 years. So whether it is the way … Continue reading →
As businesses prepare for the new normal, now is the time to make smart decisions about the future. By 2023 it’s estimated that companies worldwide will invest $1.1 trillion in Internet of Things technologies, while the number of connections is … Continue reading →
A cautionary tale. All I can say is WOW! Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice… By Danny Palmer – A company that fell victim to a ransomware attack and paid cyber criminals millions for the decryption key to … Continue reading →