the world needs an alternative to sharepoint
DESCRIPTION
SharePoint has been incredibly successful for group and departmental collaboration. Especially when it comes to managing Office documents.However, it has not succeeded in displacing Enterprise Content Management solutions. ECM solutions still have a place in the Enterprise, and now co-exist along with SharePoint.This webinar describes how Alfresco Share, part of the Alfresco 3.0 Enterprise release, offers a great experience for team collaboration.In addition to Alfresco Share, Alfresco introduces SharePoint protocol support, which allows Microsoft Office users to use Alfresco as the back-end, negating one of the key advantages of SharePoint.We will focus this webinar on the core use cases of Sharepoint - collaboration and light enterprise content management.TRANSCRIPT
Dr. Ian Howells
CMO Alfresco
November 2008
The World Needs an Alternative to SharePoint
AgendaAgenda
● ECM Market Evolution
● Market Dynamics and Drivers
● New Market Segmentation
● Total Cost of Ownership
● SharePoint Primer
● Alfresco Enterprise Edition 3.0
Microsoft SharePoint TM Protocol Support
Alfresco Share
CMIS
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Shared Drive + Email + SearchNumber One ECM
Shared Drive + Email + SearchNumber One ECM
Before
SharedDrive
ProductivityCompliance
The Shared Drive Syndrome
The Shared Drive Syndrome
● Can’t Find Documents
● 45% of Users find Gathering Information about another part of the Company a Challenge
● Managers spend up to two hours a day searching for information
● Can’t Find the Right Version
● 42% of Users Accidentally use the Wrong Information at least Once per Week
● Easier to Search for Competitors Information
● Only 31 percent said that competitor information is hard to get
● Often Information is not Valuable
● More than 50 percent of the information they obtain has no value to them
● Content from Multiple Sources
● On average 3 sources for information on competitors, customers, and projects
● 57% numerous sources causes difficulties
● Information is not Distributed in Time to be Useful
● 59% miss valuable information everyday to to poor distribution
ProductivityCompliance
Managers Say the Majority of Information Obtained for Their Work Is UselessAccenture Survey January 2007
As Simple as a Shared DriveContent/Compliance Rules in the Server
As Simple as a Shared DriveContent/Compliance Rules in the Server
Before After
SharedDrive
ProductivityCompliance
SharedDrive
Interface
WebAccess
RulesAutomation
Content Management MarketDramatic Change Getting into 21st Century
Content Management MarketDramatic Change Getting into 21st Century
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SocialNetworking
CMIS
OpenSourceTraditional
ECM
WCM
SharePoint
Operating SystemOperating System
For Open Source Evaluation Windows is Used Most Often
ArchitectureArchitecture
Open Source developers use a Java ArchitectureN.B. Other and Blank not used in this graph
Rich Internet Application (RIA) Rich Internet Application (RIA)
Open Source Community prefer AJAX, FlexN.B. Other and Blank not used in this graph
Windows Segment AnalysisArchitecture
Windows Segment AnalysisArchitecture
86% of Open Source Windows respondents do not use .NET/Web Parts
Open Source Windows Community want JavaN.B. Other and Blank not used in this graph
Windows Segment AnalysisRIA
Windows Segment AnalysisRIA
92% of Open Source Windows respondents do NOT use Silverlight
Open Source Windows Community want AJAXN.B. Blank and Other not used in this graph
PortalPortal
Open Source enterprise users want Browser experience to access content
Reflects Web 2.0 experience which is Browser-drivenN.B. Other and Blank not used in this graph
BlogBlog
Open Source ECM users have no dominant choice for Blog softwareECM stack users use ECM suite Blog for integrated ECM
If Open Source users that have a preference, WordPress is the ChoiceN.B. Blank not used in this graph
WikiWiki
Open Source ECM users have no dominant choice of Wiki softwareECM stack users use ECM suite Wiki for Integrated ECM
If Open Source users that have a preference, Mediawiki is the choiceN.B. Blank not used in this graph
Key FindingsKey Findings
Microsoft Stack
● 92% have not selected Silverlight
● 86% have not selected .NET/Web Parts
● 53% use or intend to use a Java Architecture
● 52% use or intend to use AJAX
Enterprise 2.0
● Browser Web 2.0 Experience
● Open Source ECM drives Blog, Wiki and BPM in ECM environment
● WordPress, MediaWiki or JBoss
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CMISApplications and Repositories
The New World of Content ManagementThe New World of Content Management
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SharePointMixed
Environment
No SharePoint
SharePoint100% Microsoft
Economic DriversEconomic Drivers
● Stack Lock-In
● CALs – Per user Tax
● Reuse Existing Hardware, Software
● Reuse Existing Skills
● Scalability
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QuestionsQuestions
● What do you Mean by SharePoint?
● What requirements does SharePoint place on my Enterprise software infrastructure?
● What is the SharePoint Protocol?
● What is SharePoint Protocol Support?
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Collaborative Document
Management
Windows SharePoint Services Content Repository
SharePoint at a Top LevelContent Management Perspective
SharePoint at a Top LevelContent Management Perspective
Office SharePoint Server 2007ECM Suite
User Interfaces
Office SharePoint Server 2007
Core ECM Services
Microsoft OfficeClient Applications
Microsoft SharePoint Portal
Web Services
Records Management Web Content Management
eForms Management
Workflow
Metadata
Library Services
Policy Management
Search
Security
Excel Services
Slide Library
Information Rights Management
What is the SharePoint Protocol
What is the SharePoint Protocol
● Microsoft is extending Office
● By Embedding into Office a New Proprietary Protocol
● To Offer Content Management Functionality
● That Only Runs against a SharePoint Repository
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SharePoint OfficeSharePoint Office
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Check-InOutCheck-InOut
Version ControlVersion Control
Implications of the SharePoint Platform
Implications of the SharePoint Platform
● Forces Users to use a Microsoft Stack Windows, SQL Server, IIS, .NET, C♯, IE+, MS Office,
SharePoint Portal
● No Oracle, DB2, MySQL
J2EE JBoss, WebLogic, WebSphere
PHP, Java, Adobe
Portal
Firefox-
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The Good NewsThe Good News
● The EC broke the Monopoly
● Forced the protocol to be Published
● Alfresco is the the First ECM Vendor to Support the Office SharePoint Protocol
● Break the Monopoly and return Choice and Control to Users
● Escape CALS
● Lower TCO
● Reuse Existing Skills23
Content CollaborationContent Collaboration
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CIFS/WebDAVShared Drive
Office Outlook
Alfresco Content CollaborationAlfresco Content Collaboration
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ECM EnableCIFS/WebDAV
Repo
ECM EnableOffice
ECM EnableEmail
SharePoint ProtocolEnd User ExperienceSharePoint Protocol
End User Experience
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SharePointSite
OfficeCheck In/Out
Version
NewWorkspace
Pane
Alfresco ShareAlfresco Share
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Site Activity Feed
Site Activity Feed
Virtual TeamVirtual Team
Document LibraryDocument Library
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ThumbnailsThumbnails
Bulk UploadBulk Upload
Flash Document ViewerFlash Document Viewer
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Flash ViewerFlash Viewer
Tagging and DiscussionsTagging and Discussions
SharePoint CompatibilitySharePoint Compatibility
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Office thinks it’s SharePointOffice thinks
it’s SharePoint
Check-InOutCheck-InOut
Version ControlVersion Control
CMISFirst Draft CMIS Implementation
CMISFirst Draft CMIS Implementation
● SQL for the Content Management Industry
● Content Management Interoperability Services
● Alfresco, EMC, IBM, Microsoft, OpenText, Oracle and SAP
● Usage
Write-Once, Run Anywhere Application
Integrate Multiple Repositories
Business Process Across Repositories
Learn One UI for ALL Repositories
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http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/CMIS
Today’s EconomyToday’s Economy
● Low Cost 1/10th Cost of Traditional ECM
1/3rd Cost of SharePoint
Added Savings of Open Source Stack
One Price – No Hidden “Extra” Cost, or Charge per User
Simplicity• Rapid Deployment and Time
to Value
Choice● Lower TCO
● Reuse Hardware, Software, Skills
● Keep Control to Change Vendors
DemonstrationDemonstration
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Next StepsNext Steps
● White Papers:
Enterprises Need an Open Alternative to SharePoint
Reduce Your Enterprise Content Management Costs by over 90%
● www.alfresco.com
● Join Content Community
● Try Alfresco
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Dr. Ian Howells
CMO Alfresco
November 2008
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