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Few, if any, Microsoft products have been as unloved as OneDrive for Business. The firm launched its file-sharing application in 2007 as a response to the sudden emergence and rapid success of Box and Dropbox. At the time, the launch might have heralded the death of these independent file sync and share companies as the …

Is Microsoft OneDrive Bouncing Back? Read More »

For years the intelligent process automation (i.e. BPM software) vendors have dreamed of building out-of-the-box process applications. They have envisioned suites for a wide range of functional applications (e.g. invoice processing, on-boarding, expense reporting, and travel requests) and compliance software that appeals to all industry sectors. They’ve also envisioned a deep vertical dive into apps …

Will the Market for Packaged Process Automation Apps Ever Take Off? Read More »

The Hertz Corporation has sued Accenture for a failed “Digital Transformation Program”. I was going thru the detailed complaint with Alan Pelz-Sharpe and it is a fascinating read. Seems like a “project management 101” level disaster. Issues mentioned include: – delays in delivery – Deliverables not as per agreement – Usability issues – Standards not …

A Digital Transformation gone predictably wrong Read More »

Recently we were contacted by Veritone to request an analyst briefing. At first I wasn’t sure that this was in the scope of our focus at Deep Analysis, but it turned out I was wrong. In short, Vertione is a publicly listed (NASDAQ – VERI) artificial intelligence vendor based in Southern California with roots in …

Veritone: Illuminating AI Read More »

Finding value within mountains of unstructured data is both the challenge and the opportunity. Organizations have amassed millions, and in some instances billions, of files over the years. They pay heavily to store them as they believe that hidden in that mass of files are some of value. For sure there is value hidden within …

DocAuthority: AI for Information Chaos Read More »

The other week I ran a webinar with my old friend from Alfresco, George Parapadakis, on the topic of Information Governance. I confess that when I was first asked to do the webinar I was a little tentative, as governance is such a broad topic and I was unsure what we could really achieve in …

Climbing the governance decision tree Read More »

Once a year Information Management professionals travel from around the world to attend the AIIM Conference. It is the premier event for networking, education and industry gossip. As such it is particularly important for Deep Analysis, as we get to talk with dozens of end user organizations and find out what they are thinking, planning …

AIIM Conference Report – 2019, San Diego Read More »