Microsoft SharePoint has grown so fast and has become so ubiquitous that AIIM recently suggested it had become a common noun for content management, like Kleenex for tissue and Xerox for copying.

Enterprise Content Management (ECM) has been a buzzword floating in the enterprise. Yet its promise of integrating proven methods and tools to capture, manage and deliver relevant information to an ...

The year 2007 has been recorded and archived into our history books. In the technology sector, it was quite a year and no recent activity has generated the relevant phenomenon that Microsoft® ...

In any business organization, the need to effectively communicate and collaborate in a timely manner is very important. Contending with mobile workers and shifting schedules, many businesses look ...

If you have already made the leap into SharePoint as an enterprise content management system but find it's lacking in some "enterprise level" functionality, Clearview does provide the additional ...

SharePoint was conceived a decade ago. At the time, corporations were struggling to make sense of and track the wide -- and ever-growing -- array of digital content in their organizations. As ...

New features in MediaRich ECM for SharePoint version 4.3.2 include: “By leveraging SharePoint's powerful Term Store and adding batching of selected files and hierarchical uploads, we have been able to ...

Mitch Tulloch is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional and lead author of the Windows 7 Resource Kit from Microsoft Press. You can follow him on Twitter at ...

ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--KnowledgeLake, Inc., the leading provider of document imaging and capture technologies for Microsoft SharePoint® Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions, today ...

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Gimmal, a leading Enterprise Content Management and Records Management (ECM/RM) firm and the parent company of GimmalSoft, a leading provider of compliance and governance ...

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 adoption is changing the face of content and document management, but is still not mature enough handle some jobs, according to a survey released by Forrester.