Comments on: CMIS, my vision http://sitecore.alexiasoft.nl/2009/03/17/alex-de-groot-vision-on-cmis-and-wcms/ All about Sitecore, .NET and the daily life of a Solution Architect. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:24:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Andy http://sitecore.alexiasoft.nl/2009/03/17/alex-de-groot-vision-on-cmis-and-wcms/comment-page-1/#comment-202802 Andy Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:24:29 +0000 http://sitecore.alexiasoft.nl/2009/03/17/cmis-my-vision/#comment-202802 Alex: I agree with your perspective on CMIS in the WCM world. IMHO: WCM does fill a set of ECM functionalities on the one hand, but also an independent set of functionality on the other. I'm curious; has sitecore made any additional progress toward implemting CMIS functionality? Alex: I agree with your perspective on CMIS in the WCM world. IMHO: WCM does fill a set of ECM functionalities on the one hand, but also an independent set of functionality on the other.

I’m curious; has sitecore made any additional progress toward implemting CMIS functionality?

]]> By: Laurence Hart http://sitecore.alexiasoft.nl/2009/03/17/alex-de-groot-vision-on-cmis-and-wcms/comment-page-1/#comment-141576 Laurence Hart Tue, 17 Mar 2009 12:13:07 +0000 http://sitecore.alexiasoft.nl/2009/03/17/cmis-my-vision/#comment-141576 Good article. As Nathan sees, the largest impact for CMIS will be in non-ECM applications consuming content from the ECM repository. ECM becomes infrastructure in this model. CRM, Case Management, WCM, and other solutions and CEVAs that use content will be able to plug on-top of an ECM system, any system, without having to change. This will allow them to focus more on their solution, which is their market advantage. As for LaserFiche, I have been talking to them of late. This hasn't been on their radar. They aren't a technology leader, though their solutions are spot-on for their clients. They have time to jump on the wagon though as CMIS is a year from being final. -Pie Good article. As Nathan sees, the largest impact for CMIS will be in non-ECM applications consuming content from the ECM repository. ECM becomes infrastructure in this model. CRM, Case Management, WCM, and other solutions and CEVAs that use content will be able to plug on-top of an ECM system, any system, without having to change. This will allow them to focus more on their solution, which is their market advantage.

As for LaserFiche, I have been talking to them of late. This hasn’t been on their radar. They aren’t a technology leader, though their solutions are spot-on for their clients. They have time to jump on the wagon though as CMIS is a year from being final.

-Pie

]]> By: Nathan Pledger http://sitecore.alexiasoft.nl/2009/03/17/alex-de-groot-vision-on-cmis-and-wcms/comment-page-1/#comment-141566 Nathan Pledger Tue, 17 Mar 2009 10:37:29 +0000 http://sitecore.alexiasoft.nl/2009/03/17/cmis-my-vision/#comment-141566 Hi Alex, This is the first time I've seen or heard of CMIS. I'd be interested in your thoughts about the opportunities it has for a CRM application. My immediate thoughts are CRM->CMS publishing and Document Management Systems->CRM. Am I on the right lines with this? Is it likely to take off and be implemented? I see that there is no reference to CMIS on LaserFiche's web site, for instance. Hi Alex,

This is the first time I’ve seen or heard of CMIS. I’d be interested in your thoughts about the opportunities it has for a CRM application. My immediate thoughts are CRM->CMS publishing and Document Management Systems->CRM. Am I on the right lines with this? Is it likely to take off and be implemented? I see that there is no reference to CMIS on LaserFiche’s web site, for instance.

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