Author: Michael Trafton

We’re starting 2011 off with another round of Blue Fish and Alfresco Lunch and Learn events. At this Lunch and Learn, I’ll be demonstrating some of the great things that

Blue Fish and Alfresco are hosting another round of lunch and learns to introduce folks to the benefits of using Alfresco as an Enterprise Content Management platform. If you’ve been

Blue Fish and Alfresco are hosting another round of lunch and learns to introduce folks to the benefits of using Alfresco as an Enterprise Content Management platform. If you haven’t

There wasn’t much fanfare about it, but Alfresco Enterprise 3.3 was released last week. The Community edition has been available for over a month, and now the fully supported Enterprise

I just finished attending Bas Ursem’s presentation on how Solvay Pharmaceuticals (now Abbot) migrated from a legacy Documentum system into a new Documentum/SharePoint system. This was the first project to

I attended Aamir Farooq’s session devoted to Documentum Search Services (DSS) and found out a few more details. Aamir did a great job giving a good level of detail and

Documentum’s xCelerated Composition Platform (xCP) is the hot new thing at EMC World this year. I attended John McCormick’s xCP Roadmap presentation to learn what’s new in xCP and what’s

Victor Spivak gave his annual Documentum Architecture presentation today. The main themes he covered were Service Orientedness (my term), Enterprise Readiness, and Complexity Reduction. He also dropped a real bombshell

It’s the middle of the first day of EMC World. Here are my thoughts so far. New Name for Content Management and Archiving The division within EMC that owns Documentum

Josh McJilton, one of the Project Managers here at Blue Fish, has just written an article on how to make Dashlets in Alfresco Share configurable. Dashlets are like portlets or

Blue Fish and Alfresco are hosting a Lunch and Learn to show folks some of the cool new features coming out in Alfresco 3.3 later this month. If you live

At Blue Fish, most of our business is related to either Documentum or Alfresco. Our clients that use Documentum are all companies you recognize – Wells Fargo, Southwest Airlines, Bausch