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<item><title>[EN] Google Wave killed the ECM Star | George Parapadakis | 26.11.2009</title>
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<description>Google Wave killed the ECM Star | George Parapadakis | IBM 26.11.2009 | For what it&#39;s worth… | “What’s this got to do with ECM?” you may ask… It has everything to do with ECM. If Google Wave succeeds as a corporate platform (and I see absolutely no reason why it wouldn’t), it will fundamentally change the ECM industry.  Why? because the ECM industry, and Document Management before it, was invented as a workaround to compensate for NOT being able to do what Google Wave does.</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:20:04 GMT</pubDate>
</item><item><title>[EN] Google Wave killed the ECM Star | George Parapadakis | 26.11.2009</title>
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<description>Google Wave killed the ECM Star | George Parapadakis | IBM 26.11.2009 | For what it&#39;s worth… | “What’s this got to do with ECM?” you may ask… It has everything to do with ECM. If Google Wave succeeds as a corporate platform (and I see absolutely no reason why it wouldn’t), it will fundamentally change the ECM industry. Why? because the ECM industry, and Document Management before it, was invented as a workaround to compensate for NOT being able to do what Google Wave does.</description>
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<pubDate>Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:20:04 GMT</pubDate>
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