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A Big Data Approach to ECM – White Paper from Deep Analysis

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January 28, 2019

TSG recently participated in a research effort with Deep Analysis.  The fundamental undertaking was to understand what alternatives innovative customers are considering when it comes to moving from Legacy ECM 1.0 to modern ECM 2.0 capabilities on premise or in the cloud.  Alan Pelz-Sharpe and the analysts of Deep Analysis conducted a deep dive into Big Data and particularly NoSQL databases, Hadoop and DynamoDB.

Today, businesses can leverage ECM 2.0 systems that can run natively in the cloud and use big data-friendly databases to help reduce operational costs and overhead. While vendors like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure have emerged as reliable alternatives to on-premise solutions, innovative buyers are also leveraging the advanced capabilities of NoSQL databases such Apache Hadoop or Amazon’s DynamoDB, to offer a schema-less approach that provide several benefits (scaling, simplicity, cost) over the RDBMS repositories used by legacy ECM vendors.

Other relevant posts include – ECM 2.0 – What does it Mean? as well as our thoughts Why Big Data will disrupt Document Management. Also check out the OCMS on DynamoDB now available in the Amazon Marketplace.

Filed Under: Amazon, DynamoDB, ECM Landscape, Hadoop, White Papers

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