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Segmenting the Current Content Management Market

There is a wide variety of vendors in the market that have content management (CM) solutions. At first, it may be overwhelming to compare and categorize vendors with each other. A lot of vendors have a CM solution that does not fall in the category of ECM, because they are missing certain components of an ECM vendor. Several vendors, like Tridion, Vignette, Percussion, and Fatwire, focus more on web content management (WCM).

Enterprise Content Management: It Is More Than Just Web Content Management

Enterprise content management (ECM) systems are increasingly becoming full blown enterprise, integrated solutions. They are developing suites of products to fulfill the current needs and demands of user organizations.

There are two significant developments in this market. First, large vendors, such as Microsoft and Xythos, have introduced a scaled down version of ECM suites, focusing on ease of use, fast return on investment (ROI), and limited functionality. Such solutions are emerging in the current market providing improved productivity to organizations.

Outsourcing in Asset Management

Outsourcing has become one of the catch-cries of those offering solutions and regimes aimed at lowering direct costs. In some areas this may be relevant. Within the area of physical assets there are some major considerations that first need to be taken into account.

Regardless of who has been delegated the responsibility for maintaining the asset base, there is still only one asset owner. That is the corporation that operates and owns the assets. So while it remains possible to delegate responsibility, it is still not possible to delegate the legal ramifications of these responsibilities. This has been shown dramatically in the recent events, previously mentioned, in the United Kingdom.

Squeeze Play in the Supply Chain Management Market

Since ERP spending has subsided within major corporations, the large vendors are looking to increase their value by solving the more complex business issues faced by organizations. A few areas where SCM and ERP vendors can add value is in advanced integration, and in the ability to handle very complex workflows that some of the tier two vendors may not be able to address. This is a necessary requirement, as companies are examining their supply chains to see if they can improve bottom-line results.

37 Essential Tips for Evaluating and Purchasing New Accounting Software

The first step to implementing a new accounting system is evaluating your company"s readiness for change. Before you begin looking at new features and setting fast-track time lines, take time to set realistic goals and build momentum. Pre-production planning is the key to success.