The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technology with customer communications management (CCM) systems has reached a decisive tipping point
OpenText expands the breadth of its cloud security offerings with its announcement on November 11, 2019 to acquire Carbonite, Inc., a provider of cloud-based data backup and protection services. The purchase...
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 more and more orgnaizations look to move toward cloud content management, this particular technology segment is quickly evolving into a fragmented set of applications and tools. Today, cloud content management can be used in two main ways: to supplement your existing enterprise content management (ECM) system—basically acting as a collaborative front-end to the current system—or as a standalone solution that manages your documents and files.
