Headline News: Platform 3 Solutions Team invades Thailand
By all the hard work and efforts put in by the team, Platform 3 Solutions moved fast with lots of growth and achievements for the year. This was the …Read More
IBM CMOD 9.5.x goes end-of-support April 30 2020 = NOW WHAT?
The fundamental cost/document retention costs inside a CMOD system keep going up. People who understand how to administer CMOD are hard to find. The year-over-year subscription-and-service costs from IBM keep going up. Finally consider how IBM no longer owns CMOD – they sold it to UNICOM almost 4 years ago.Read More
What Happen the First 1000 days – The DEATH OF ECM!!
It has now been over 1,000 days since Gartner analyst Michael Woodbridge published his blog titled “The Death of ECM and birth of content services“.
His most telling quote is “ECM …Read More
Migration and Retirement of Oracle is in full tilt – take 2
This feud between Oracle and Amazon has been in the press for sometime. Ellison once said there’s “no way a normal person would move from an Oracle database to …Read More
No One Cares About Information Governance But You
Dr Joe Shepley with Doculabs published a great article titled “No One Cares About Information Governance But You“. As we think about our document and structured data landscapes in …Read More
Platform 3 Solutions is coming to New England
If you are in the Hartford, Connecticut area on October 2nd plan on attending the largest gathering of corporate technology executives at the Central Connecticut SIMConnect event. Platform 3 is …Read More
Platform 3 Solutions expands in Asia
Success brings expansion. Expansion brings new office locations to best support customers. Along with the growth seen in Europe and North America, this presence brings Platform 3 Solutions …Read More
Case Study: AS400 Decommissioning for a major chemical company
Platform 3 Solutions case study with a client who retired their last AS400 JBA solutions – saving money, people and risk whole maintaining compliance and governance
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15th anniversary of Oracle buying Peoplesoft – Now What??
The battle raged on for over 18 months and Larry Ellison was doing everything he could to win. In December of 2004 after an 18 month effort, Oracle finally purchased Peoplesoft for $10.3 billion – ending a bitter fight. But for the customers of Peoplesoft the battle only begun. Changing license agreements, software audits and a brain-drain from the organization of anyone who truly knew Peoplesoft and any advancements in the technology.Read More
Cloud App Decomm becomes reality
OpenText and Google announced a partnership where InfoArchive is available ondemand to help bring a complete cloud platform to any organizations app decomm needs.Read More