Artikel lesen → Cloud first Uneasiness in Contentland Andreas Steffan · Veröffentlicht am 19. Februar 2018All the services are going Cloud first. For good reason. The Cloud can scale things – revenue included. But Cloud first has various consequences downstream. This post is about consequences making people feel uneasy and what can be done about it.
Artikel lesen → Alfresco for SMBs: Fresh Challenges Andreas Steffan · Veröffentlicht am 5. Februar 20185. Februar 2018Alfresco recently announced a lot of big changes coming in our way. In this post, I’d like to focus and add my two cents to those which are likely relevant and “not so great” if you fall into the category of small and medium sized businesses operating Alfresco on premise.
Amazon greift EFSS Markt an Andreas Steffan · Veröffentlicht am 10. Juli 201418. August 2014Frage mich wirklich, wieviele Unternehmen es in Deutschland gibt, die EFSS Cloud Lösungen von US Unternehmen jetzt noch einführen: Amazon Wants In on the Enterprise Sync and Share Action Too
Artikel lesen → Dropbox Problem : Beware ! The Toy may be Lightyears ahead Andreas Steffan · Veröffentlicht am 19. September 201312. Januar 2014Recently it seems to me everybody and their dog is solving “The Enterprise Dropbox Problem”. I am tired of reading about it – unless you clearly state what this means for you and how your solution addresses the problem. The word “solution” suggests to me you have come up with something ready to replace Dropbox in the enterprise – providing similar functionality, without restrictions in scope and even addressing enterprise concerns on top. All tools I have tried failed when replication and sync come into play.
Artikel lesen → Sane Enterprise Software in Germany and Beyond Andreas Steffan · Veröffentlicht am 17. Dezember 201212. Januar 2014ERP, CRM, ECM – Enterprise software can be incredibly frustrating. This post summarizes what I expect from a contemporary product.
Artikel lesen → Is Google Drive becoming a Threat for Enterprise Content Management ? Andreas Steffan · Veröffentlicht am 20. November 201212. Januar 2014Google Drive will never be threat to ECM because of the lack of trust in Google and the cloud in general. This seems to be the killer argument and common sense. On top of that, it is missing frequently required features. Are these old arguments actually reasonable today ?