Allison Lloyd is the Editor of DOCUMENT Strategy Media, a management publication for executives, directors, and managers involved with Communications, Enterprise Content Management, and Information Management strategies. Building upon her highly respected editorial, she helped to launch the DOCUMENT Strategy Forum (DSF), a prestigious conference for high-level document management executives within a 1-1 environment composed of their peers. Regularly addressing C-suite-level decision makers and enterprise executives, she delivers thought leadership on strategic and plan-based solutions for managing the entire document, communication, and information process.
As September drew to a close, Neopost, one of the most historic brands in the mailing and document solutions industry, announced plans to realign their 90-year-old corporate identity under Quadient, focusing...
Targeting the edge of the organization, Kodak Alaris unveiled two network-connected scanning solutions this week with the introduction of the Alaris INfuse Smart Connected Scanning Solution and the Kodak
As we near the close of the year and look toward 2020, organizations are taking stock of their digital strategies and the interconnected ecosystems that support them to map out new opportunities for evolving...
It was roughly a year ago when OpenText CEO Mark Barrenechea strode onto the main stage at their annual customer event in Toronto to declare the company’s rebirth in the cloud. In early July, OpenText...
On Monday, Pitney Bowes rocked the customer communications management (CCM) market with the announcement that they had sold their full customer communications and customer engagement solutions portfolio,...
Today, we’ve arrived at a crossroads when it comes to our automation strategies. The benefits are clear: Optimizing business operations improves process efficiency, collaboration across the enterprise,...
Earlier today, print and imaging giant Ricoh announced the acquisition of content services software provider DocuWare, extending their long-established partnership with the German firm. DocuWare’s...
Introducing their new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered automation platform, Kofax is poised to break away from their long-standing roots in the capture market. Kofax Intelligent Automation brings together...
In a sneak peek of its latest version 16.6, enterprise information management leader OpenText offered a preview of the latest self-service innovations to its market-leading customer communications management...
To keep up with evolving customer needs and the necessary infrastructure required to orchestrate seamless customer experiences, organizations continue to invest heavily in the technologies
Building superior customer experiences has cast a long shadow at most organizations, as many scramble to transform their traditional business models around the customer. It’s also a topic that still...
Flexing its muscle in the legal technology space, OpenText announced the acquisition of Denver-based firm Catalyst Repository Systems, Inc. for an estimated $75 million in cash. Founded in 2000, Catalyst’s...
Showing the gaining traction of hybrid cloud infrastructures, open source document capture provider Ephesoft launched its new hybrid capture microservice, Cloud HyperExtender. As a plugin for their document...
It’s been 30 years since the arrival of customer communications management (CCM)— technology that was developed to help enterprises manage their high-volume transaction printing. In 2019, CCM...
For those of us in traditional document management domains and highly regulated industries, the ways in which our business operations, products, and customer experiences have changed over the past 20 years...
2018 was quite the wild ride for enterprise technologists, as organizations tried to separate fact from fantasy. It's clear that the freight train known as artificial intelligence (AI) can't be stopped,...
OpenText’s cloud strategy has had a busy year, with perhaps the most notable milestone exhibited by the unveiling of their new software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud platform OT2. Now, to close out the...
Earlier this week, Irvine-based software provider Kofax formally announced their intent to acquire Nuance Document Imaging (NDI) in a reported $400 million deal. A couple of days prior to the announcement,...
Nothing will shake an industry to its core like a whole software category getting replaced in favor of a new market segment. It’s no wonder that the enterprise content management (ECM) marketplace...