by The fme Team | Feb 5, 2021 | Enterprise Content Management, Further Industries
Minimalism is a trend nowadays and organizing consultants like Marie Kondo and their decluttering methods have thousands of followers that are eager to learn how to discard of unnecessary items. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Kondo). Who among us hasn’t...
by The fme Team | Nov 17, 2020 | Enterprise Content Management
How to define an agile Object Model Document’s metadata Let’s start our discussion on how any company may receive a new document. It could be either in electronic form or in a physical form that requires scanning and transformation to an electronic version. So before...
by The fme Team | Jul 28, 2020 | Content Migration, Enterprise Content Management
REASONS FOR ARCHIVING INFORMATION Before we demonstrate how the open archival information system (OAIS) can be used to preserve information, let’s think about the reasons for preserving it in the first place. What qualifies information to be transferred to an archive...
by The fme Team | Apr 15, 2020 | Enterprise Content Management, OpenText Documentum
Last Wednesday the OpenText Enterprise World took place – the purely digital version. The “real” version, which was supposed to happen last week in Prague, was transformed in light of the COVID19 situation. I “attended” the show and the...
by The fme Team | Mar 19, 2020 | Enterprise Content Management, Life Sciences
The success of a project often comes down to one thing: communications. In our experience, far too many projects fail to meet milestones, miss objectives and goals, or end up costing far more than originally anticipated, simply because clear communications weren’t...
by The fme Team | Nov 8, 2019 | Cloud Technologies, Enterprise Content Management
What OpenText announced at Enterprise World 2019 in Toronto for the InfoArchive Roadmap has already been realized by fme: Setting up a container-based infrastructure for OpenText InfoArchive. The majority of IT managers are now aware of the advantages of a...
