Chris Wynder
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The tyranny of “The System”
A primary goal for bringing technology into your business is to take away some of the repetitive or administrative tasks…
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What’s new in OpenText Core Capture 19.4
Cloud SaaS capture is quickly becoming the standard tool for deciphering and extracting value from content outside of your organization.…
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Introducing OpenText Core Capture and Core Capture Services
As enterprises continue to move to the cloud, it is becoming clearer that they need to capture content from a…
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How to view Microsoft Office documents in OpenText ApplicationXtender
The release of OpenText™ ApplicationXtender 16.3 brought expanded user experience with features like the new, integrated web scanning client (AKA…
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Why capture is a key foundation of information management strategies
Today’s number one business challenge is keeping track of information. Whether we are talking about user or business-process generated information,…
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Why OEM (white-label) OpenText technology?
I know, you’re thinking “Whaaatt? An OEM partnership is not even possible!” Well, actually, it is possible and there are…
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‘Tis the season of purge and replace for records managers
This time last year, when I managed customer support and consulting for an ECM reseller, there was a high level…
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ApplicationXtender fills gap in healthcare document management
The get work done part in the subtitle is why healthcare organizations should take a good look at OpenText™ ApplicationXtender. It integrates…
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Information is the digital equivalent of snow
Up here in Canada, it is the tough part of winter where you are done with snow and being cold.…
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One year at OpenText for ApplicationXtender
In our first year as part of the OpenText™ Content Services group, we released three updates as well as planning…
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A focus on practical usability in ApplicationXtender 16.3
Welcome to the official first complete release of OpenText™ ApplicationXtender. One of the questions that customers and partners sometimes ask is…
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Why is it called ApplicationXtender?
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.” William Shakespeare, Romeo and…
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