Economy news from FierceContentManagement
NewsAIIM: It's still about doing more with less
We're a year past the last AIIM Info360 Conference, and while the economy has certainly improved, companies are still not necessarily comfortable making large investments in software solutions. Last... Read more...
Content management companies making money: FatWire
When you look at the news these days, it's hard not get depressed about the economy. I've found myself talking lots of friends "off the ledge" lately trying to tell them that just because it's on... Read more...
Which way will content management spending go?
Kathleen Reidy shares her thoughts on on content management spending in a post on the 451 Group Too Much Information blog this week. As she points out, the prevailing wisdom, which I have espoused in... Read more...
Forrester report predicts web content management will grow in spite of economy
A recent report from Forrester authored by Stephen Powers predicts that web content management will continue to grow in spite of the economy because it is an investment companies must make to remain... Read more...
One on One with Dan Keldsen of Information Architected
Dan Keldsen has been around enterprise software for 15 years, first as part of the Delphi Group, later as director and co-founder of the Market Intelligence unit of AIIM International and most... Read more...
You can play hard ball with your CMS vendor
Times are tough, and as I pointed out in my Editor's Corner this week, vendors are looking for an edge to sell you their CMS products. If you have an existing agreement with your CMS vendor, Janus... Read more...
Could Obama's electronic medical record plan help ECM?
Bex Huff, who is a consultant specializing in Oracle Enterprise Content Management, wonders in a recent blog post if President-elect Obama's recent radio address calling for the modernization of... Read more...
Which companies are more recession proof?
It's a parlor game of sorts, these days, for writers to try to figure out which companies will be hit hardest by the deepening recession, and which ones will ride it out relatively successfully.... Read more...
Open source tries to make collaboration the differentiator
As the economy slips further into a recession, companies looking for ways to keep IT spending in check will begin to take a closer look at open-source alternatives. InfoWeek has a good story on how... Read more...
Newt Gingrich calls for end to Sarbanes-Oxley
In an interesting post on TechCrunch this week, Michael Arrington writes that none other than Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the house, has called for end to Sarbanes-Oxley, calling it a failed... Read more...
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