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Some of you may remember my query to the list last year about document
management. My company never did come up with a system, and as we continue
to grow we're realizing we can't hold off much longer.
[snip...]
What do you think? In the archives I found a posting from Laura Storey that
she "abstained from integrating [her] docs into [SourceSafe] databases."
Laura, if you're still around, I'd be interested in your reasoning.
-----> Well, I don't have a recommendation, but my our Documentation
department is currently looking into Documentum as a solution. We
are scheduled to have a rep come and do a demo at the end of May.
I'll post our findings at that time if anyone's interested. :-)
I think they have a web site... www.documentum.com
--Kirstin
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Kirstin Mercer
Senior Technical Editor
CyberCash, Inc.
2100 Reston Parkway, third floor
Reston, VA 22091
703/716-5235
kirstin -at- cybercash -dot- com
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