Author: Michael Hodges

Most people think of ECM as a way for companies to store content. Many people also think it’s one of the most boring topics they could possibly read about. But

Technology is driving advancements all over the business world, and ECM is no exception. The goal of managing content at enterprise levels has always been to improve efficiency and security

Aside from the obvious time required to digitize any contentthat is currently in paper form, there are parts of the process that can bevery time consuming: Any customizations to make

When I talk with clients about ECM solutions one of the most common questions is: “Why does this cost SO MUCH?!” For companies implementing an ECM for the first time,

So, you did it — you’ve created a short list of ECM vendors that seem suitable for your company. As you send out requests for proposals, there are some important

Once you’ve determined that your company is in need of an ECM, the search for a suitable vendor begins. However, in a rapidly evolving industry that has been growing for

The ECM industry has evolved rapidly in recent years, alongside the content types we manage and the technologies we implement. As we mentioned in our partner feature, M-Files’ solutions have

In our prior blog, The CASE for ECM, we shared about a client we are working with who did not have an ECM (Enterprise Content Management) platform and had a

We recently started working with a new client who needed an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system and had not really used any sort of ECM before, only a shared-drive. They were