Both Yammer and Chatter are nifty tools for conversations and updates, but basic file management functionality is lacking. It is similar to Facebook without photos, per Maynard. File-sharing software has evolved separately, at startups including Box, Huddle, YouSendIt and Alfresco, along with older...
This week IBM released Content Navigator that enables users to access documents on the go, Alfresco’s cloud offering leaves beta and goes on general release, Accusoft offers a scanner for Android, FileHold and Cirilab Partner for unstructured content analysis, and Australian AsdeqLabs offers...
Content and collaboration firm Alfresco is launching its cloud service, stepping up to a SaaS version of its document management offerings.
Content and collaboration firm Alfresco is launching its cloud service, stepping up to a SaaS version of its document management offerings.
Alfresco is now available in the cloud. On Thursday, the company behind the open-source document management and collaboration platform announced that its software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud version, which had been available in beta, will now be generally available.
In a world of content farms and commodity news cycles, it looks like the pendulum is starting to swing back towards hi-fidelity content with a focus on content created for niche audiences.
In a world of content farms and commodity news cycles, it looks like the pendulum is starting to swing back towards hi-fidelity content with a focus on content created for niche audiences.
Alfresco is now available in the cloud. On Thursday, the company behind the open-source document management and collaboration platform announced that its software-as-a-service (SaaS) cloud version, which had been available in beta, will now be generally available.
Companies would be more secure if they made employees ditch flash drive in favour of putting data securely in the cloud, according to enterprise content management provider Alfesco. David Gildeh, director of Cloud Services at Alfresco said that the situation with USB devices would only get worse...
Companies would be more secure if they made employees ditch flash drive in favour of putting data securely in the cloud, according to enterprise content management provider Alfesco. David Gildeh, director of Cloud Services at Alfresco said that the situation with USB devices would only get worse...
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