2019-08-05

Part 1: Conversation with Nuxeo - The Future of ECM

At DSF '19 in Anaheim, CA, DOCUMENT Strategy Editor Allison Lloyd sits down with David Jones, VP of Product Evangelism at Nuxeo, to discuss what the future of enterprise content management (ECM) holds and the major trends we should look out for. In this video, Dave offers a reality check on what this future will look like and how applying AI to address real back-office challenges and leveraging it for process optimization delivers actionable solutions today, not tomorrow.
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