{"id":12325,"date":"2019-03-14T21:35:47","date_gmt":"2019-03-14T20:35:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.dbi-services.com\/blog\/opentext-enterprise-world-europe-2019-day-3\/"},"modified":"2019-03-14T21:35:47","modified_gmt":"2019-03-14T20:35:47","slug":"opentext-enterprise-world-europe-2019-day-3","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dbi-services.com\/blog\/opentext-enterprise-world-europe-2019-day-3\/","title":{"rendered":"OpenText Enterprise World Europe 2019 – Day 3"},"content":{"rendered":"

Last but not least, today was mainly dedicated to demos and customer cases. It started with the global stream presenting some OpenText applications like Core for Quality: An application developed with AppWorks and integrated to Magellan. It was meant to manage quality issues and connected to Documentum in order to link issues with SOP documents.<\/p>\n

In the different demos we saw the integration of these SaaS applications in OT2 and their responsiveness (drag and drop from desktop, loading time, easy accessibility to other OT2 applications and so on).<\/p>\n

OT2<\/h1>\n

We went to an OT2 specific session to get more info in this new way of bringing services and business to customers (and developers).<\/p>\n

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OT2 is a platform of services, it can be really interesting for companies to avoid IT management on site and to deport the infrastructure management inside OT2 at OpenText charge: security, maintenance, updates and patches aso.<\/p>\n

The main purpose is “A2A”, means Any to Any or Anywhere, anytime. OT2 hosted applications can be accessed from anywhere because it’s a public cloud. As it’s hosted by OpenText, you should expect almost no downtime, applications up to dates and most important: Security.<\/p>\n

Core is another main feature of OpenText. It’s a secure way to share content with people outside of the company’s organization like external partners, customers (documentation sharing). The content can be edited by external people as it will be synced with your application (or backend) at all time. We saw how easy it was to share the content based on rules or just selection inside the application, and everything is taken care of by the product.<\/p>\n

Federated Compliance will also come as a service, allowing you to track data and usage of your applications. An easy way to keep an eye on the status of your infra.<\/p>\n

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Some other products where mentioned as SAP Archive Server to be brought to the cloud with the help of OpenText but we won’t focus on that point. The developers are really guided and escorted through Smart View application development and directly integrated to OT2. With this, OpenText is counting on Devs to enhance the panel of available solutions in OT2.<\/p>\n

Documentum Stories<\/h1>\n

During the day we had the opportunity to discover some success stories from some of the Documentum customers.<\/p>\n

Wiesbaden<\/h2>\n

Wiesbaden is a city in Germany where they came across an issue of organization in the administration sector.<\/p>\n

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In this sector it’s difficult to make changes due to a recusant vision of changing habits. Dr. Thomas Ortseifen, who was presenting, told us that the administration was not well organized and each part of it was “living alone” in its proper ecosystem.<\/p>\n

Hence, the city decided to put their trust in OpenText to bring coherence in this organization. The solution proposed by OpenText was to setup a centralized DMS (Documentum) in the middle of a SOA architecture allowing flexibility and possibility to use APIs to increase the scalability of new applications.<\/p>\n

Here are the benefits of this solution:<\/p>\n