I have landed yesterday in Philadelphia for the AIIM Expo and the iECM face-to-face meeting. Some great stuff are happening around here! The iECM project seems to head to the necessary momentum from all major ECM players.

I will leave on Thursday to NYC where I will stay until the 29th of may.

If anyone want to meet in New York City, just drop me an email. I'll be delighted to discuss about business opportunity, Open Source ECM, ECM in general, Nuxeo's vision and success stories, etc.

I have just read the article from Alan Pelz-Sharpe (from Wipro) on Intelligent Enterprise where the author is wondering if you can choose Open Source for your ECM platform. It seems like an echo to Arnaud's recent post.

I'm glad the message we have since 4 years begins to find some echo in the high-level consulting sphere! And I'm confident that it's just the beginning. I am sure we will soon convince Alan that we are also highly innovative in the open source ECM market. Maybe because proprietary vendor solutions are still based on a 10-15 years old core infrastructure. Maybe because we are now directly facing customers, while proprietary vendors are only facing ISV sales and marketing departments.

At Nuxeo, for example, we are unifying document management, BPM and collaboration since the beginning. Documentum customers may well know, it's still not the case for their vendor...

Thanks Alan for spreading the word!

Read the full article here: Should You Consider Open-Source Content Management?