LAS VEGAS -- EMC is planning a whole host of Web 2.0 enhancements to its Documentum product line over the next 12 months, according to Mark Lewis, president of the vendors content management and archiving division.
You will be amazed by the new levels of useability in the content management products were introducing, [and] also the use of Web Services and Service Oriented Architectures to connect our products together, Lewis said during a presentation at EMC World yesterday.
EMC has more than 100 different products within its sprawling Documentum family, but Lewis identified four key areas where the vendor will focus its efforts. These are: transactional content management, information compliance, enhanced features for "knowledge workers," and interactive content management.
Transactional content management
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