Bitclu vs. IBM Enterprise Content Manager

Again, I like to think of my association and usage of IBM Case Manager V.5.2. Please keep in mind that this is only one component of the IBM Enterprise Content Management suite of products. I believe IBM Case Manager is an ideal solution for medium to large companies looking to automate lnad

Incentivized

• It provides easy to use administrative tools to work with the product.
• Good documentation on the production is available which makes it easier to use.
• It supports high availability architecture

Incentivized

• As enterprise and mid-market systems go, the price is highly competitive (especially when you consider what's included in the license). That said, this product is not accessible for small businesses as a self hosted solution. The "Navigator on Cloud" solution is much more accessible, but gives less control over data.
• To get all the features, there are many moving parts. For large enterprises, this is no problem, and the cloud solution obviates most of these concerns.

Incentivized

There is no plan to change ECM at organizational level. Replacing products and changing custom applications involves lot of effort

Incentivized

The end-user experience is excellent. The Administration experience needs some more work.

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Our relationship with IBM is long standing. We have been Gold Partners for some time and are viewed by many internal groups as their Go To partner for large ECM deployments. Most of our systems engineers hold multiple certifications as solutions developers. Our clients are national and international. The support we receive from IBM has been excellent and our partnership with them on numerous projects has been excellent.

Incentivized

• We have seen our customers realize increased employee efficiency by reducing the amount of time it takes to process a transaction.
• We have seen improvements in customer service because information can be made more readily available to customer service personnel who are fielding service calls.
• We have seen improvements in decision making because processing-related statistics are more readily available to the managers who need the input to make quality business decisions that affect the day-to-day operations.

Incentivized