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Talking Enterprise Content Management with Laserfiche's Andy Wang

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What follows is my podcast with Andy Wang, Director of Product Strategy for Laserfiche. Laserfiche creates simple enterprise content management solutions that help organizations run smarter.

The topic of our discussion was enterprise content management, or more specifically, Laserfiche's offering Rio.

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Wang discussed the following points for me in our podcast:

  • What types/size organizations benefit most from Rio?
  • How has the market responded to it so far?
  • More about Laserfiche designing an integration to enhance SharePoint Capabilities (and why he doesn't like the word "integration")
  • More on the white paper that Laserfiche wrote in collaboration with the Economist Intelligence Unit called "Disciplined Autonomy" -- and how the findings tie in with what Rio offers

Listen to or download the 6:31 podcast below:



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Jayaprakash Kannoth is Software Engineer at TechTarget. His areas of interest include business process management, enterprise architecture, business intelligence , cloud/infrastructure computing and technology in business.
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