Category: Enterprise IT

Template management systems can be many things – from an enterprise’s overall approach to the document creation to more specific stages within that process. To cater for these different business and industry needs, there are a range of vendors on the market with varying offerings and unique capabilities.

It’s that time of year again. We’ve taken stock of what did (and didn’t) happen in 2018 and now look forward to a new year of industry-defining enterprise technology trends 2019 has in store.

Looking to switch over to SaaS? You’re not alone. Current estimates place SaaS market growth at an annual rate of around 21.2% during 2018-23, with providers offering increasingly sophisticated SaaS applications in all sectors from retail to healthcare and education. Currently, the BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance) sector is dominating the SaaS market share.

To understand exactly what is a Document Management System (DMS) and what is a Digital Asset Management (DAM) solution, it’s important to remember that for years the file cabinet was an essential piece of office technology. Every office needed one to organize and store its paper files securely. The bigger the office, the more file…

Would you spend more than $7,500 to buy a coffee maker? Or $435 on a hammer? Or $600 on a toilet seat? Probably not. But what if you worked for a company that sold items like those and you had a customer who was so desperate or disorganized that they’d pay those grossly inflated prices?…

It’s easy to forget that there is still a role – and likely will be in the future – for on-premise IT infrastructure. The traditional method of downloading or installing software on a computer or server is certainly more time and resource consuming compared to SaaS’s direct software delivery via the internet – to name…

User provisioning is perhaps a lesser-known yet time and money-saving business-wide strategy, with benefits including boosting brand integrity to increasing collaboration in the workforce. Sounds great, right? But, what is user provisioning and how does it really impact businesses?

Rewind to the 90s and office politics around enterprise technology were simple. Technology was the remit of the IT department, just as customer experience – from the brand to communications, was the work of a CMO. Meaning, if the marketing team needed tech to support their activities they’d go to the CIO who would then…

Despite the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) being a European Union regulation on data protection, increasing numbers of major US companies are also starting to follow the GDPRs more stringent privacy standards. When the Cambridge Analytica scandal dominated international headlines, it was clear that data protection would no longer be considered an abstract legal theorem.…

Although it has been around for a while, single sign-on allows users access to a company’s web properties with only one set of credentials. This helps to eliminate password fatigue, it helps to improve the user experience and simplifies password management.