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  • About OpenText helps organizations manage and gain the true value of their business content. OpenText has two decades of expertise, supporting 50 million users in 114 countries. Working with our customers and partners, we bring together leading Content Experts to help organizations capture and preserve corporate memory, increase brand equity, automate processes, mitigate risk, manage compliance and improve competitiveness.
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Content Shift by Tom Jenkins

  • The Rise of the Mobile Enterprise: Part 9 22 May 2012, 11:12 AM The Enterprise App CenterThe success of Facebook, the iPhone and the iPad has driven the evolution of ‘the Web as operating system’ at least 10 years earlier than originally forecasted. The emergence of this phenomenon is the single most significant technology development to affect business since the PC, and it will dominate computing well into the future. The Web as operating system is the new architecture of applications, replacing the old way of installing a single client application onto a computer with the remote download of an app from a distribution platform. Consumer software has tr...
  • The Rise of the Mobile Enterprise: Part 8 09 May 2012, 12:37 PM The Case for ECM Mobile AppsDespite the popularity of mobile devices and apps, mobile access to ECM is not prevalent in the enterprise today. In a study completed with AIIM, only 15% of organizations that participated had a dedicated app for ECM. As we can see in the following chart, email is still the number one mobile app. Dedicated apps are also popular for accessing social media or social business content.                              Email has driven the enterprise adoption of the mobile device In fact, 35% of organizations surveyed permit remote access to ECM or document management sy...
  • The Rise of the Mobile Enterprise: Part 7 24 April 2012, 03:21 AM A Fusion of FeaturesIn the previous post, we examined the critical role that the mobile interface plays in user adoption. Another key factor that affects consumer adoption of both mobile devices and apps is the ability to personalize information in context, which can be done, for example, with geo-location. Along with the ability to access and share information based on where the user is, the ability to capture documents, images, video, and audio is also important. This fusion of features, when combined with secure access, makes the mobile device indispensible for sharing, accessing, and ma...
  • The Rise of the Mobile Enterprise: Part 6 10 April 2012, 09:26 AM Interface & UsabilityIn the future, the enterprise will start to manage mobile devices like smartphones and tablets holistically as an extension of an organizational desktop. Mobile applications will be built to support multiple user interfaces and will share a common user-interaction model, giving people a seamless experience, regardless of context, location or device.When exploring a business case for the development of a mobile app, a determining factor will be whether or not the interface is effective on company-preferred devices. Many organizations today are not providing mobile access...
  • The Rise of the Mobile Enterprise: Part 5 27 March 2012, 03:00 AM Security & GovernanceAs stated in an earlier post, the era of ‘bring your own device to work’ has arrived. In the 2010 study below, a staggering 58% of employees were individually liable for their mobile device, meaning that employees were not using enterprise-provided devices but rather their own.The bring-your-own-device to work era has arrivedIn a recent mobile study completed by AIIM, 42% of the participating organizations expected employees to carry two phones, one for professional and one for personal use. Combining personal and work information on a phone presents serious security th...

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