IBM named Digital Content Management Company of the Year by Frost & Sullivan

IBM has announced that it was named the Digital Content Management Company of

the Year by IT growth consulting firm Frost & Sullivan. IBM was recognized

for its comprehensive portfolio, technology leadership and commitment to open

standards.

The

digital content management market is the next generation of data management,

enabling customers to collect, manage and distribute all forms of business

information including financial statements, scanned images, e-mails, audio and

video, and link it to core business processes.

According to Frost & Sullivan, IBM’s leadership in cross brand product

integration, its ability to accommodate different market segments and business

partners and its broad view of the enterprise content management, that entails

the management of streaming video, static images, PC files, facsimiles, in

conjunction with XML, Java support, rights management and more, were also cited

as key areas that set IBM apart from the competition.

IBM’s software including Content Manager, digital rights management–Electronic

Media Management System (EMMS) and WebSphere Portal were identified as industry

leading solutions that allow customers to leverage the complete spectrum of

their data assets and share them electronically among suppliers, customers,

partners and employees.

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