Author: Michael Trafton

EMC World 2009 – Day 3 Recap and Day 4 Plans Today was WCM/DAM day for me here at EMC World. I attended two WCM-related sessions and spent some time

EMC World 2009 – Day 2 Thoughts and Day 3 Plans Today was the first full day of EMC World 2009. As I mentioned earlier, EMC has indeed grouped the

EMC World 2009 – Day 1 Recap and Day 2 Plan I arrived in Orlando last night for the kickoff of EMC World, the big EMC User’s Conference. EMC tells

Nichole DuBose recently published a technical overview of the Architecture of Documentum’s Web Publisher solution. When you deploy Web Publisher, it’s surprising how many components you need to set up

Marc Perlman, a consultant here at Blue Fish that specializes in web content management solutions, has just written an article full of tips on how to make your web site

Jason Duke is one of the developers who helped Documentum add drag-and-drop capabilities to WebTop back in version 5.3. Since then, he’s worked on several WDK development projects for some

Have you ever had a Documentum end-user ask you to check on a document because they launched it on a workflow and no one seems to have it in their

I just stumbled across Say Scheveningen, a “Documentum Technical Tips” blog by Don Robertson. I’ve never met Don, but apparently he is the architect for Composer, Documentum’s tool for configuring

Nicki Dubose and Cory Lowder just released an article about how to keep two Documentum Web Publisher systems synchronized with content and templates. We see a need for this all

Steve McMichael has a new article out explaining how to reduce development time by streamlining the deployment of Documentum BOF components. With Steve’s creative solution, you can speed up the

Jason Duke, a Technical Lead in our Custom ECM Solutions practice, has written an overview of Documentum Composer, EMC’s latest toolset for creating and deploying Documentum configurations and and other