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Prepare for Dramatic Changes in Application Architecture #ECMChanges ANALYST WEBINAR

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Prepare for Dramatic Changes in Application Architecture

#ECMChanges

ANALYST WEBINAR

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Craig Le Clair VP, Principal Analyst Serving Enterprise Architecture Professionals Forrester Research, Inc. @csleclair Bob Canaway Chief Marketing Officer Nuxeo @bobcanaway

Presenters:

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The digital transformation company

Nuxeo helps organizations become agile and people work better by giving developers the power of deep content so they can convert documents into software.

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Records Management

Document Management

ECM Suites (DAM, CM, DM)

Application Platforms

Big Systems Era Desktop Era Cloud Era

Paper Scanned Paper Office Files

Pictures

Video

Structured Content

Data

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•  Get Away From MONDANE & LEGACY

•  Model the Business

•  Keep Future Demands in Mind

•  Manage Complex Information

•  Relationships

•  Custom Metadata

•  Custom Workflows & Process

•  Manage Scale Across the Enterprise

Building Applications with ECM

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Welcome to Deep Content CIOs need to switch from

“LEGACY FIRST” to “DIGITAL FIRST”

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The Age of Deep Content

•  Drive Digital Transformation with content that is human-readable & computer ready

•  Enables organizations to move faster with agile workflows, rich content model, and advanced analytics

•  With a better collaboration model for people and computers to work together

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In Short, Software is Eating the World. -Marc Andreessen

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Prepare for Dramatic Changes in Application Architecture

Craig Le Clair Vice President and Principal Analyst

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We Have Entered The Age Of The Customer

Source: “Competitive Strategy In The Age Of The Customer” Forrester Research, Inc., October 2013

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High-scoring customer experience companies far outperform their peers

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Customer experience index laggards

Overall S&P performance Customer experience index leaders

Forrester’s Customer Experience Index mapped to S&P stock performance over last 7 years

Leaders outperformed the

market by 27% and laggards by 81%

Source: Forrester Research, Watermark Consulting

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Digital Disruption Is The New Strategic Risk

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Mobile payment

Digital wallet

Mobile point of sale

Digital Disruptors Promise To Revolutionize Financial Services

Source: Forrester Research. Note that logos are hyperlinked.

Mobile point of sale Convert smartphones and tablets

into a mobile point of sale terminal, helping small merchants to accept

card payments.

Mobile payment Let customers initiate a payment

using a mobile phone.

Digital wallet Lets customers initiate payments

from multiple sources and manage related features such as offers and

coupons, enhanced product information, electronic receipts and

loyalty rewards.

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Enterprises have two key imperatives: digital customer experience and digital operational excellence

March 2014 “The Digital Business Imperative”

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Tech Radar: Digitizing Operational Processes

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Emerging ECM Architectures Will Add Document Collaboration And Social Capability

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And Will Address Age Old Challenges

§  Experience In Key Transactional Apps.

§  Improved Search And Content Sharing.

§  A Stronger Emphasis On Consolidation And Repository Integration.

§  Lighter – More Adoptable - On Premise Solutions That Must Compete With Cloud-first Competitors.

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Architectures Must Also Address Emerging Opportunity

§  Ramping Analytics To Drive Insight And Reduce Administrative Burden.

§  Accelerating Their Move To Cloud.

§  And Move Quickly To Fill Gaps In Their Mobile Road Map.

§  Stronger And More Open APIs That Spur Innovation. §  Improved Process Support With Spa Potential. §  Improve Document Collaboration And Social Support

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How The Cloud Enables Business Agility

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Bring a Customer Centric View to your Firm’s Architecture

Forthcoming “Bringing A Customer Centric View To Your Firm’s Architecture”

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Presentation Wrap Up

#ECMChanges

Followed by Q&A

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• Many enterprise business processes revolve around content •  Control & approval (invoices, orders, payments)

•  Rich content & forms (form filing , processing

•  Collaboration

•  Collection management

•  Case management (workflow)

•  Customer management & fulfillment

Content-Centric Business Apps

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Build valuable business applications

●  Select the building blocks you need ○  Content Repository ○  Workflow ○  Digital Assets Management ○  Template management

●  Define your domain model ○  Content Types, Processes, Navigation, UI

●  Add custom components as needed

○  Leverage your existing applications and services ○  Integrate very custom business logic if needed

The Nuxeo Approach

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●  Deploy on AWS ○  Auto-Scaling ○  Cloud services

●  Deploy on any Infrastructure

○  Images or OS packages ○  Monitoring ○  Automated deployment scripts ○  Pluggable backends

●  Support Cloud-based File Sharing

●  Support for Docker lightweight containers ○  Full management and provisioning via nuxeo.io

Cloud Ready

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Content Repository: Access Control, Rich Content Model, Audit, Query, File Storage

Business Logic

Data Presentation

Conversion Kit Workflow Engine

Authentication & Identity Management Extensible Back Office

Optional add-ons, extensions, integrations, and feature sets (20+)

REST API

CMIS

Client SDKs: Java

JavaScript Python

iOS Android

WebDAV

Nuxeo Drive (multi-device file sync)

The Nuxeo Platform

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Q&A How does this feed back into the cycle from the data stream providing content instead of a data stream that is based on content?

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Q&A This all makes sense from the perspective of a new effort, but what’s the best way to ensure we can utilize this thinking on our existing applications?

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Q&A Does everything have to move to the cloud? We have difficulty convincing our security and risk management group that the positives outweigh the negatives.

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Q&A What is the single most important technology to focus on? Mobile? Customer experience management?

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Craig Le Clair VP, Principal Analyst Forrester Research, Inc. @csleclair Bob Canaway Chief Marketing Officer Nuxeo @bobcanaway

Thank You!

@Nuxeo #ECMChanges