OpenText’s Position In The Leaders Quadrant Follows Twelve Consecutive Years As A Leader In The Gartner Magic Quadrant For Enterprise Content Management
OpenText, a global leader in Enterprise Information Management (EIM), announced that it has been positioned as a leader in Gartner’s 2017 Magic Quadrant for Content Services Platforms.*
“Information is at the heart of all digital processes. The evolution of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) to Content Services, as a way to manage and integrate this information, is paramount to a successful digital transformation strategy. OpenText has made significant investments across our Content Services during the past year. By adding leading platforms such as Documentum to our portfolio, and embedding Content Services in our applications, OpenText continues to innovate, evolve and grow with the market,” Mark Barrenechea, Vice-Chairman, CEO & CTO, OpenText said.
According to the Gartner report, ‘Cloud, social collaboration, mobile and analytics technologies have transformed demands and expectations for content in digital business. The variety and volume of content continue to grow. So does its importance: increasingly, IT and business leaders use content to complement or even drive digital business processes.’
The report also notes, ‘Content Services Platform (CSP) vendors are recasting ECM in terms of a service-oriented architecture … A CSP has the flexibility to support existing and emerging content use cases. It has its own repository but should also be able to integrate external repositories through connectors, APIs or packaged integrations. Today, many CSPs can be deployed on-premises, in the cloud or in hybrid architectures.’
Part of the OpenText EIM platform, OpenText™ Content Services help organizations connect content to their Digital Business and transform process productivity, personal productivity, and control. Additionally, OpenText Content Services adhere to the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standard and support a broad range of operating systems, databases, application servers, and enterprise applications.
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