EMC buys doc mgt firm for all-in-one completeness
It's rich, it's sophisticated
Posted in Software & Security, 27th December 2007 17:58 GMT
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EMC is buying a document management software firm for $85m.
Based in Carlsbad California, Document Sciences, claims a roster of 500 customers, 60 of which are Fortune 500 companies.
With Document Sciences under its belt, EMC thinks it will be the first company to deliver an all-in-one complete suite of "high-value transactional content management solutions". The pitch is: better performance for less money than solutions blended from many companies.
And since you are asking what the features of such a suite of high value transactional content management solutions would include, we shall turn to EMC for its rich sophisticated definition:
High-volume, content-rich task processing, sophisticated capture, business process management, records management and archiving, as well as automated document output management".
Press release here. ®
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