Rev 2.0 01102010
Managing Content
in the CloudSydney, March 15, 2011
Tom Jenkins
Executive Chairman & Chief Strategy Officer
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Why Managing Content in the Cloud Matters
China missed
the Industrial
Revolution
It would not be
wise to miss
the
Information
Revolution –
any part of it!
You Can’t Put Your Head in the Sand!
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Agenda
My Background
The Impact of the Cloud
Managing Content in the Cloud
The Future of the Cloud
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Agenda
My Background
The Impact of the Cloud
Managing Content in the Cloud
The Future of the Cloud
OpenText: The Original “Google”
Jerry Yang CEO of Yahoo and Tom Jenkins CEO of OpenText launch in 1995.
OpenText provided the web
search for MSN, MCI, Yahoo,
IBM, etc.
OpenText Index was one of
the most used web pages in
early 90s.
OpenText moved into
corporate search.
Today it is a billion dollar
company.
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Building Social Work Places & Market Places
Secure “Facebook” For Corporations
“Engine” Inside Web Sites
Inbox or Job Center
Process Designer
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With Significant Global Reach
1 in 3 global Internet users view content enabled by
OpenText technology.
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Agenda
My Background
The Impact of the Cloud
Managing Content in the Cloud
The Future of the Cloud
The World According to Friedman:
Hot, Flat, and Crowded
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reserved.
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If you don’t adapt, adopt, and lead, you are…
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reserved.
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reserved.
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Digital Natives Are Different
The Rise of Social Networking
Redefines productivity for knowledge workers
Yet , access to
Facebook, Twitter,
and YouTube is
barred in 45% of
organizations
Crowd-Sourcing Drives Productivity
$500K prizes
$3 Billion
discoveries
Content Growth
Key Economic Challenge
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ValueLiability
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Agenda
My Background
The Impact of the Cloud
Managing Content in the Cloud
The Future of the Cloud
Eras of The Internet
Managing the Content:
Eras of ECM
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Managing Content in the Cloud
The Cloud
Content in the Cloud
Managing Content: EC<
.
Document Management
Email Management
Records Management
eDiscovery
Digital Asset Management Contract Management
Social Media
Web Content Management
Business Process
Management Archiving
Enterprise Portals
etc…
CONTENTS
Permissions:Balancing Access with Security
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Example: A keyword Search
No indication of existence
Indicates title of document
Allows view of document
Allows download of document
Allows modification of document
Allows uploading of document
Allows replacement of document
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National Digital Content: Canada
Potential loss of nation’s cultural heritage
How to initiate preservation activities before
physical media deteriorates
Desire to protect and encourage Canadian
programming
How to make more economically viable
Addressable Canadian audience relatively
small
How to increase export of Canadian
programming
Traditional advertising revenues are down
How to help advertisers reach their target
customers in more innovative and compelling
ways
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Canada 3.0 Conference
Canada 3.0 Participation – 2,000 attendees
Canada 3.0 Conclusion
Digital underpins
all other sectors
in society
Digital is critical to
the pace of
innovation
Canadian Digital Strategy
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Agenda
My Background
The Impact of the Cloud
Managing Content in the Cloud
The Future of the Cloud
Cloud Content: Rich Mobile Social
New Devices
New Apps
New Interactions
New Content to Manage
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Social Networking at the G20 in Toronto
And at the G20 in Korea
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Delivered in the Cloud
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“Facebook/YouTube/Wiki/Google”
New Online Immersive Technologies
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What does this mean for Australia?
The competitiveness of a country and a society will
depend on its ability to use technology wisely as an
investment.
To remain competitive the country must do this
better than rival countries and societies.
Australia represents 2% of the world GDP
It must punch above its weight
Thank You!
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