Tony Parzgnat, the OpenMigrate Senior Product Manager, will be conducting a webinar with Alfresco May 29th on an innovative approach to retire FileNet. ... [Continue Reading]
Alfresco Guest Blog – How to retire FileNet quickly and avoid those large support payments.
TSG was a guest contributor to the Alfresco blog site this week. ... [Continue Reading]
DynamoDB 11 Billion Benchmark Ingestion Success!!! – Lessons Learned
TSG started an 11 Billion Document Benchmark with DynamoDB last Friday to test and verify the power of Amazon Web Services as well as the TSG ECM products on an unprecedented scale. As of this morning, we are pleased to announce we have fully ingested our goal of 11 billion documents!!! This post will share some of the lessons learned this week. ... [Continue Reading]
DynamoDB 11 Billion Benchmark – AWS Walk-through
TSG started an 11 Billion Document Benchmark with DynamoDB last Friday to test and verify the power of Amazon Web Services as well as the TSG ECM products on an unprecedented scale. As of this morning we have migrated approximately 10.5 billion documents. This post will present some underlying detail of DynamoDB repository with a particular focus on document and folder objects. Our post Monday detailed the reasons and expectations for the 11 billion document benchmark, our post ... [Continue Reading]
DynamoDB 11 Billion Benchmark – Document and Folder Details
TSG started an 11 Billion Document Benchmark with DynamoDB last Friday to test and verify the power of Amazon Web Services as well as the TSG ECM products on an unprecedented scale. As of this morning we have migrated approximately 9 billion documents. This post will present some underlying detail of DynamoDB repository with a particular focus on document and folder objects. Our post Monday detailed the reasons and expectations for the 11 billion document benchmark with a post Tuesday ... [Continue Reading]
DynamoDB 11 Billion Benchmark – Repository Walk-through
TSG started a 11 Billion Document Benchmark with DynamoDB last Friday to test and verify the power of Amazon Web Services as well as the TSG ECM products on an unprecedented scale. As of this morning we have migrated approximately 7 billion documents. This post will dive into the repository itself and show the functionality we have been able to maintain at massive scale. ... [Continue Reading]
DynamoDB – Amazon Web Services 11 Billion Document Benchmark
TSG started a 11 Billion Document Benchmark with DynamoDB last Friday to test and verify the power of Amazon Web Services as well as the TSG ECM products on an unprecedented scale. As of this morning we have migrated approximately 6.3 billion documents averaging 20,000 ingested per second, well over halfway to our goal of 11 Billion. This post will discuss the goals and approach of the benchmark. ... [Continue Reading]
Veeva Vault QMS – Free Requirement Template
Based on our 22+ year experience at multiple life sciences clients implementing quality solutions, TSG has developed a common set of requirements for implementing a Quality Management System (QMS). For our clients, we often use this as a starting point when discussing goals of the new system. We have updated these requirements for those clients looking to implement the Veeva Vault QMS module and are happy to provide this as a free starting point to other Veeva customers. As this requirements ... [Continue Reading]
Federated Search versus Rolling Migration
In moving our legacy repositories customers to new modern solutions, one of the major recommendations to reduce cost, risk and stress is a rolling migration. In a discussion with a client last week, there was some confusion in mixing a rolling migration with a federated search. This post will discuss the differences and how a rolling migration is more practical for moving and retiring legacy repositories. ... [Continue Reading]
Migrating to Veeva – Reduce Risk, Stress and Cost with a Gradual Migration
Too often, migrating to Veeva Vault can be seen as a massive undertaking where the migration effort means moving all the content, integrations and people to the new platform in a migrate all-at-once “Big Bang” approach. Given the effort to move all the different components, along with training the users on a new system, it is easy to see why so many legacy systems (like Documentum DCM) are still around today as their owners can, when confronted with this daunting task, choose to “wait ... [Continue Reading]
Combine, Split and Update PDF documents with only a Web Browser
In many of the Case Management scenarios we see at our clients, particularly in the insurance industry, requirements often include functionality that allow the user to easily combine, split or correct PDF documents from within the web browser. Most often, users want the ability to combine multiple documents or selected pages into one document in order to easily send documentation out to 3rd parties via email or other means. When documents are ingested into the system via a scanning tool or 3rd ... [Continue Reading]
Managing Security Videos – What are the issues?
TSG is seeing clients with more and more video management needs, particularly around video surveillance. Clients have to manage a variety of different vendor solutions and formats. Sharing and viewing long and large video files can be a redundant and an inefficient process. TSG worked with the Michigan State Capstone experience to build a prototype that would allow customers to efficiently capture and share video from multiple cameras. ... [Continue Reading]
Veeva Vault – Documentum Integration Options
One of the issues our Veeva Vault and other document management clients often struggle with is searching for content across Veeva Vault and other existing repositories, such as Documentum. Scenarios like sharing manufacturing specifications that are stored in a Documentum repository with Veeva-based eTMF and Submissions applications are difficult to support as users will typically require separate searches against the individual repositories. This post will talk about how a ... [Continue Reading]
FileNet – How to retire in weeks rather than months
Many of the TSG customers and prospects on FileNet are struggling with old versions of FileNet that have lived for decades with millions and even billions of documents. For clients looking to reduce the cost of supporting FileNet as soon as possible, TSG can leverage some innovative solutions, including a rolling migration combined with offline access methods from TSG’s OpenMigrate to allow customers to stop running FileNet considerably earlier than a full migration effort would typically ... [Continue Reading]
FileNet to AWS – An 80 Million Document Case Study
As part of TSG’s ongoing efforts to assist clients move from legacy ECM systems like FileNet to modern cloud alternatives, TSG has recently published a case study highlighting how one FileNet customer was able to successfully move to Amazon Web Services. ... [Continue Reading]
Documentum to Veeva Vault – Migration for Life Sciences
TSG has recently enhanced OpenMigrate to add support for migrations to and from Veeva Vault. The OpenMigrate Veeva Target connector enables complex migrations into Veeva Vault to occur through an automated 1-step migration. The 1-step approach provides a huge benefit for regulated life science companies by streamlining validation efforts and eliminating the need for manual intervention. This post will walk through a simple migration from Documentum to Veeva Vault, demonstrating the ... [Continue Reading]
Alfresco Deployment – No Code vs Low Code
One of the trends we are seeing with our Alfresco clients is a desire to move away from custom interface coding to more configuration or no code approaches. This post will highlight the differences between coding approaches for Alfresco Share and the Alfresco Development Framework (ADF) and configuration approaches with TSG’s OpenContent Management Suite. ... [Continue Reading]
Documentum Migration to Veeva Vault – Best Practices
TSG has been assisting clients with document migrations, and particularly regulated clients, for over twenty years. For additional background and best practices – see our ECM Migrations – Top Ten Planning Tips for a Successful Migration. TSG has recently become an emerging Veeva parnter. One of our first efforts is to provide Documentum clients with our thoughts, best practices and some of our software to facilitate moving from Documentum to Veeva Vault. This post will ... [Continue Reading]
Alfresco Day NYC 2019 – Next Wednesday April 3rd
New York Property Insurance Underwriters Association will be presenting their claims processing solution at this year’s Alfresco Day NYC. Learn how NYPIUA has leveraged Alfresco and OpenContent Management Suite's to make processing claims quicker and more efficient. https://youtu.be/Okw62U1e3-Q When: Wednesday April 3rd, 2019 from 9am – 4:30pmWhere: Apella by Alexandria Center - 450 E 29th St. Register here ... [Continue Reading]
FileNet Migration to Amazon Web Services – Why now more than ever?
TSG is currently finalizing a case study on a client that has successfully moved from an legacy on-premise FileNet system to Amazon Web Services. In preparation for that piece coming out in the next two weeks, we thought we would write some of our thoughts on why so many clients, after years of delaying migration efforts, are finally moving off of FileNet to Amazon Web Services. ... [Continue Reading]
ECM Sales Myths for 2019
In the hunt for “what to talk to customers about next”, we often see many of the ECM vendor sales teams get behind a concept, or technology, that can be marketed easily but isn’t always something clients eventually do or are successful implementing. For this post, we will list some of the myths (including a couple “Lord of the Rings” references where appropriate) that we are seeing, or have seen, to help provide clarity on what might sound good but is more a sales related myth than ... [Continue Reading]
ECM 2.0 – Machine Learning and Indexing
One of the more interesting usages for machine learning is the potential to speed up and add efficiency to the indexing of documents. At TSG, we are currently adding this capability to our document indexing application. This post will describe the current methods of indexing from the major vendors and how an ECM 2.0 solution will add machine learning. ... [Continue Reading]
Migrating to Alfresco – Reducing Risk, Stress and Cost with a Rolling Migration
Too often, migrating to Alfresco can be seen as a massive undertaking where the migration effort means moving all the content, integrations and people to the new platform in a migrate all at once, "Big Bang” approach. Given the effort to move all the different components, along with training the users on a new system, it is easy to see why so many legacy ECM systems are still around today as their owners can, when confronted with this daunting task, choose to “wait until next year”. TSG has ... [Continue Reading]
Alfresco – Application Performance Monitoring
One problem we consistently see at Alfresco clients is the inability of IT support resources to respond to user complaints that "the system is slow". Performance is a complicated factor and can depend on many different components typically outside of the control of the Alfresco support resources (network, browser, workstation....). This post will present our thoughts on including an Application Performance Monitoring tool along with Alfresco to proactively be able to address the health of ... [Continue Reading]
FileNet and CMOD – Will IBM finally sell them and potentially buy Box?
One of our more controversial posts over the last couple of years was back in 2017 “FileNet – Is IBM Planning on Selling it”. We had some interesting follow-up – particularly on LinkedIn from some folks at IBM that were not to happy with our analysis. At the time we stated that “we would expect that IBM would sell off FileNet and potentially Content Manager within the next two years”. With two years coming up in May and the recent news of IBM selling off Notes and buying Red ... [Continue Reading]
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