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EMC Momentum Vienna 2012: Technical Keynote

Posted on 2012/11/082020/10/20 by alexandra

Rohit kicked of Wednesday morning with a real show. Entered the scene to the Mission Impossible Theme Song and started telling us a story of mission to solve and how IIG technology could fit to these missions. "Our missions should we choose to accept it…" Rohit means that the reason we are all here today is that we believe in ...Read More

EMC Momentum Vienna 2012: Documentum roadmap

Posted on 2012/11/082020/10/20 by alexandra

This session was presented by Abhishek Srivastava and he started to hight three areas of improvement in Documentum 7: Lower TCO via Improved Performance Improved Content Intelligence Enhanced Trust & Security [gallery]

EMC Momentum Vienna 2012: Documentum xCP roadmap

Posted on 2012/11/082020/10/20 by alexandra

This session was held by Dan Ciruli and David Le Strat. First up they presented the new unified designer tool in xCP which is model-driven and can be used to build the whole application. It really looks nice and is such an improvements from the days when we started with the Process Suite years ago. My take on this is ...Read More

EMC Momentum Vienna 2012: Opening keynote

Posted on 2012/11/082020/10/20 by alexandra

[gallery] Time for the opening keynote in the big hall and what struck me first was that IIG reused the same sci.fi theme that was used at EMC World although with a "smaller" screen. The one in Vegas was huge! The theme is based on a spaceship tour that starts with "Transform IT". Guatam Desai, the new head of marketing ...Read More

EMC Momentum Vienna 2012: Documentum D2 and Mobile Roadmap

Posted on 2012/11/072020/10/20 by alexandra

[caption id="attachment_1227" align="alignleft" width="300"] David Le Strat answering questions during Q&A[/caption] They started by defining what the New User really means: "Clean, modern UI, access to info everywhere, on any devices, and wirh diversity of content types" The move to D2 was because a realization of a more agile process away from traditional coding practices and towards easy instant configuration. ...Read More

EMC Momentum Vienna 2012: Public Sector

Posted on 2012/11/072020/10/20 by alexandra

Tuesday at the conference was divided into three industry tracks: public sector, energy & engineering and healthcare. In addition to that a developer tracks and two unnamed ones. I choose to attend the public sector track for the first and last session of the day. The day kicked of with Ronnen Ronnen who is the Vertical Solutions Director for Public ...Read More

EMC Momentum Vienna 2012: D2 + solutions exhibition

Posted on 2012/11/062020/10/20 by alexandra

Documentum D2 4.0 Tutorial [caption id="attachment_1213" align="alignnone" width="300"] Documentum D2[/caption] Monday afternoon was spent on a tutorial around Documentum D2 and the new 4.0 version. The new UI is very nice and would make it much easier to demo Documentum without excuses around its UI. As usual it is very impressive to see so many things being able to control ...Read More

EMC Momentum 2012 Monday: Introduction to Intelligence Capture

Posted on 2012/11/052020/10/20 by alexandra

[caption id="attachment_1209" align="alignnone" width="300"] Automated Document Classification[/caption] Monday at Europe's Momentum conferences are devoted to a partner conference (which is closed for customers) and some Fundamentals sessions for us "normals". I choose to go to the Introduction to Intelligence Capture by Sean Bird mainly because enterprise capture is an area which is something I think I need to look into ...Read More

Gearing up for EMC Momentum 2012 in Vienna

Posted on 2012/11/052020/10/20 by alexandra

It is early Monday morning here in Vienna and I felt it was time to write a little summary post just on the brink of this years' EMEA Momentum conference. This will be my third EMEA conference (attended Prague in 2008 and Berlin in 2011) but I have also been to five EMC World conferences, the last one in May ...Read More

Business Intelligence: Sometimes a problematic term

Posted on 2010/07/192010/07/22 by alexandra

I often find myself in between the world of military language and the completely different language used in the information technology domain. Naturally it didn't take long before I understood that term mapping or translation was the only way around it and that I often can act like a bridge in discussions. Understanding that when one side says one thing it ...Read More