David Jones

David Jones is an established thought leader and speaker within the information management space and can regularly be seen and heard at related events, webinars, and forums globally. He is Director of Product Marketing at Nuxeo and is responsible for driving forward all aspects of marketing the Nuxeo content services platform globally. He has worked with technologies, such as analytics, cloud, and electronic content management, in a wide range of vertical industries for over 20 years and has occupied roles with AIIM and Hyland, respectively.
What to Look for in a Content Services Platform
October 2018
Top Features to Look for in Your Content Services Platform
BY David Jones
Oct. 22 2018
Times have truly changed, and so have the demands of organizations. Enterprises grapple with more data and content than ever before on a daily basis. The types of information an organization must manage...
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