September 23, 2010

A short history of ECM and implications for the future

A presentation that I made recently on ECM and trends for the future.

A bit visual, so some of the content may be cryptic without the narration. But in the spirit of sharing...

 

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Sep 23, 2010 11:41:42 AM | Compliance and records management, ecm, Industry statistics and research

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josephmartins

The "perceived high cost of digital storage"? Infrastructure is a very real cost, John, and typically 1-2 orders of magnitude greater than the cost of business application licensing and support.

The cost of digital storage has most certainly not plummeted in the enterprise, not even in the context of a cloud.

I have to ask, what gives you the impression that the cost of digital storage continues to plummet? The retail cost of storage media?

Posted by: josephmartins | September 23, 2010 at 09:31 PM

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