by The fme Team | May 2, 2018 | Enterprise Content Management, Inside fme, OpenText Documentum
This blog article looks at OpenText’s Documentum REST API and provides insight into its technology, basic functionality and extensibility capabilities. Here I report from my own experiences and I am happy if I can help other “techies” like me a...
by The fme Team | Feb 20, 2018 | Enterprise Content Management, Life Sciences, OpenText Documentum
In the regulated life sciences environment, the management of controlled documents such as SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), procedural instructions or work instructions is of great importance. Change management processes ensure that these documents are properly...
by The fme Team | Dec 7, 2017 | Managed Services, OpenText Documentum
Should you have read our other blog posts in the Managed Services category you may be getting the idea that the red line connecting our blog posts is not that obvious. So why do I feel like doing support for OpenText Documentum (DCTM) is like starting to cook without...
by The fme Team | Aug 24, 2017 | Enterprise Content Management, OpenText Documentum
Sometimes not the leading edge technologies are causing you headaches, but also solid requirements like synchronizing your Document object’s attributes with SAP. In this blog post I will explain the differences and purposes of the OpenText Documentum Archive Services...
by The fme Team | Jun 8, 2017 | Content Migration, OpenText Documentum
THE SITUATION Migration is an ongoing IT topic and there are many good reasons for that: Switching platforms or architecture e.g. when changing an operating system or database, virtualization and moving to the cloud are some reasons to be considered. In addition, the...
by The fme Team | Apr 27, 2017 | Enterprise Content Management, OpenText Documentum
Despite the ongoing discussion about the prospects of new web technologies, progressive clients or even the need of an unmitigated new user experience, many enterprises are still using the “good old Documentum Webtop” quite contentedly. In general, Webtop applications...
