Earlier this week EMC announced that it was providing more extensive development support for Documentum. This is something we had to comment on, as in our various product evaluations we have long called out EMC Documentum for providing relatively poor support

One of the most striking trends underway in the DAM space right now (indications of which were abundantly present in the exhibitor booths at this year's Henry Stewart DAM Symposium in New York) is the rush toward Adobe Flex-based client interfaces

I noticed a bit of news from Mark Logic, one of the key vendors we evaluate in the Publishing Tools section of our

Earlier this week, I blogged about ECM and Open Source -- and the different landscapes buyers will encounter in the Enterprise Content Management marketplace versus the Web Content Management marketplace. I think there's a similar paradigm when it comes to SaaS

DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture) was originated within IBM, and later adopted by OASIS, yet until now

It has always surprised me how many firms name their internal ECM applications and systems after the product that it runs on.

Today Autonomy announced that they intend to buy Interwoven.

I've heard too many people say DAM is "kind of like WCM" or "just like document management, but for pictures."

Since HP acquired Tower Software almost a year ago, I thought it about time to review progress to date

Today we release our Digital & Media Asset Management Report 2009. In this new edition, we've greatly expanded our coverage of Minnesota, USA-based MediaBeacon...

Today we release our half-day education course about Digital & Media Asset Management, or DAM...

The ECM world is dominated by EMC, Open Text, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle -- all big vendors with equally big publicity machines to keep their brands and "story" right

As we start to look back on the past year, one of the key trends we have seen is the resurgence of interest in capture software

One of the words that makes me most cringe when I hear or see it in vendor marketing is the word scalable

Every day I am assaulted by a barrage of press releases, almost all of which contain nothing of interest