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Lars Bauer

fme AG - Beratung und Implementierung für Enterprise Content Management: Star... - 0 views

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    "Die fme AG unterstützt ihre Kunden weltweit dabei Wissen und Informationen in Form von Dokumenten optimal in die Geschäftsprozesse zu integrieren und effektiv zu nutzen."
Lars Bauer

Spending money is better than saving it on ECM and CMS - Acqal.com - 0 views

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    Open Source vs Proprietary, Part 4
Lars Bauer

Alfresco ECM is 96% cheaper than legacy ECM vendors? | ecmarchitect.com - 0 views

  • If you are evaluating ECM solutions, particularly if you are interested in cost, you need to take a look at Alfresco’s TCO Whitepaper. In it, Alfresco uses licensing numbers they snagged from the United States government to compare the first year costs of their solution with EMC/Documentum, OpenText, and Sharepoint.
  • Alfresco does a good job of avoiding Marketing speak for the most part and simply laying out the facts.
  • The paper shows that for document management plus collaboration and integration with SharePoint, you’d have to pay EMC/Documentum $863,937.98 for a 1000 user configuration as opposed to $318,738 for SharePoint and $33,500 for Alfresco for similarly-sized systems with equivalent functionality. Those numbers exclude the supporting infrastructure software.
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  • So what’s the fine print? Here are some considerations…
  • The numbers Alfresco used are from a government price list. It isn’t clear to me whether those numbers are “list” or are a negotiated, reduced rate, but from my past experience with Documentum, I’d say they are closer to list.
  • A portion of the “first year’s cost” is maintenance and that recurs every year. For Alfresco you are only paying for maintenance, so the entire $33.5k will be due every year. Using the numbers from the whitepaper your Documentum maintenance bill would be about $115k every year.
  • Alfresco showed a 2-CPU configuration for their 1000-user config priced at $33,500 which included a test server. Then they showed a “high availability” config with a $9,250 up-charge. But they didn’t double the procs. If you’re going to be HA, you’ll need at least two of everything.
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    Jan 9, 2009
Lars Bauer

VuFind - 0 views

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    Web 2.0 OPAC
Lars Bauer

Nuxeo: open source ECM - Enterprise Content Management - 0 views

  • Since its foundation in 2000, Nuxeo has been proposing a robust and extensible open source ECM (Enterprise Content Management) platform to the most demanding organizations worldwide. Nuxeo Platform and all products from the Nuxeo Galaxy suite bring cost effective with no-license costs solutions to meet today's requirements of information management.
Lars Bauer

ECM and Open Source Software: A Disruptive Force in ECM Solutions - SlideShare - 0 views

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    Jeff Potts, Practice Director, ECM, Optaros - Slides from presentation at the AIIM luncheon of 15 October 2008 at the University of Dallas. Special slides on Alfresco, Acquia, Drupal and Liferay
Lars Bauer

Why open source? | ecmarchitect.com - 0 views

  • There are many reasons why our clients choose open source. Some clients are initially attracted to open source by the idea that they may be able to lower their total cost of ownership by shifting a portion of their license dollars to services and saving the rest. While that is a consideration, it’s not the whole story. In addition to lower cost, there are at least three other major factors that make assembling solutions from open source components an attractive option for our clients: Open source solutions are often a better fit. Open source solutions are often standards-based. Open source solutions are more transparent.
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    Feb 8, 2008
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