Perforce Survey Reveals Version Management Extends Across the Enterprise

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Organizations are using Perforce to version everything from software code to business documents

Alameda, Calif, April 17, 2012 - A recent survey by Perforce Software found that version management is used across the enterprise to manage content well beyond software code. The survey of more than 1,200 Perforce users at more than 900 companies worldwide shows that Perforce enterprise version management software is used within many departments - including operations, sales, marketing, finance, human resources, and legal - and to manage a variety of digital assets, including business documents, multimedia files, images and web content.

“The need to better collaborate on digital assets isn’t unique to software development,” said Nigel Chanter, chief operating officer at Perforce Software. “In fact, versioning issues are far reaching and can sap productivity from any department or team. This survey validates what we’ve learned from discussions with our customers and partners, that robust version control capabilities benefit almost any professional working on any type of shared file.”

Cincom ChannelStream Wins Xplor Award

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Document output solution for Caisse d’Epargne receives premier prize of Palmarès Xplor France 2012

Paris, France – March 26, 2012 – Cincom® ChannelStream™ has won the premier prize of the Palmarès Xplor France 2012 award. The award ceremony, which was attended by 140 document specialists across all industries, took place on March 21 in Paris.

Liferay Introduces Liferay Sync with Powerful Document-Sharing Abilities

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Liferay Sync synchronizes content across mobile, desktop, and web

LOS ANGELES — (February 1, 2012) — Liferay, Inc., provider of the world’s leading enterprise-class open source portal, announced today the availability of Liferay Sync, a powerful document-sharing add-on to the Community Edition (CE) of Liferay Portal 6.1. Liferay Sync transforms the Liferay platform into a central, easy-to-use document sharing service.

Community Edition of Liferay Portal 6.1 Released

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A few days ago, the Liferay product and engineering teams announced the release of Liferay Portal 6.1 CE. Last fall, during the Liferay West Coast Symposium, CMS Report was able to get a sneak peak of the features that Liferay Portal 6.1 had to offer. We were impressed then and we're even more impressed now with the changes that have been made since then.

Liferay Portal ships with broad product capabilities and provides more function than you would expect from a traditional portal. Besides having the capability as a web platform, Liferay Portal is also capable of supporting content and document management (including Microsoft office integration). Additional capabilities include:

  • Web Publishing and Shared Workspaces
  • Enterprise Collaboration
  • Social Networking and Mashups
  • Identity Management

Liferay logo and bannerLiferay issues their portal software under two licenses, an open source community edition and an enterprise edition. The Liferay community edition we're talking about in this article is specifically designated as Liferay 6.1 CE GA1.  In addition to the numerous bugs that have been fixed since 6.0 GA4, many new features and improvements have gone into this release.

docSTAR Document Management Launches Version 3.12

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docSTAR Document Management has announced the newest version of their software, docSTAR version 3twelve (3.12). docSTAR 3twelve offers several major enhancements, including expanded rules-based workflow automation, an extensive business analytics reporting tool, new group security features and embedded Active Directory/Lightweight Directory Protocol (AD/LDAP) integration. 

What to Consider When Buying a Document Management System: Part I

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Whether a small business or an international banking corporation, consideration for implementing a document management system is undeniably warranted. However making the leap to determine exactly which system, of the myriad available, is optimal for your needs can be complex and a bit boggling.  Below are just a few of the basic features you should consider before committing to such an important expenditure.<--break->

Going Green with Document Management

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When it comes to different ways of wooing clients, your office aught to consider the concept of “going green,” and take it a bit further than simply adopting the blue recycling bins. Go above and beyond by utilizing document management systems and demonstrate to your environmentally friendly customers that you truly are invested in the future of the earth.

ABBYY FineReader Express Edition for Mac Now Supports Mac OS X 10.7 Lion

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Bracknell, UK (5 August, 2011) — ABBYY®, a leading provider of document recognition, document capture and linguistic technologies and services, today announced a new release of ABBYY FineReader Express Edition for Mac that is compatible with the newly launched Apple® Mac OS® X v. 10.7 Lion.

eSignature Approval for Electronic Documents

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As environmental and financial pressures are increasing day by day, enterprises are looking out for a long term solution which includes cost-cutting methods and ideas. The best way is to save money and reduce impact on the environment is to use the paperless technology. Nowadays enterprises are being driven to minimize their reliance on paperwork.

The 5 biggest myths about eForms and document automation

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How do you do more with less? Reduce your reliance on paper processes and start automating your workflow? Can you really create a paperless office? Why has this been a pipe dream until now?

Myth #1: You can scan your way to a paperless office.

REALITY: SCANNING STRATEGIES ARE MISALIGNED. THE REAL FOCUS SHOULD BE ON DATA CAPTURE, WHICH WILL OVER TIME REDUCE DEPENDENCY ON PAPER.

To really succeed in becoming “paperless,” you have to forget about trying to go paperless, for a few reasons.

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