It's Been One Year Since the Sale of the Dell EMC Enterprise Content Division to OpenText

January 23rd marks one year since the sale of the Dell EMC Enterprise Content Division to OpenText. While many of the faces have not changed much, other than another year of age, the relationship has developed and we are positive that this will be a huge benefit for MetaSource, our partners, and our customers.

First and foremost, investment will continue to increase in the entire product line. Captiva 7.7 will be released this month, and most recently ApplicationXtender (AX) 16.3 was released in December with an exciting product roadmap. This new version is full of slick enhancements that make AX a tool that is enterprise ready and even more valuable departmentally. Ad hoc text search, pre-rendering, single and batch document scanning, and preview thumbnails just to name a few. As for what we’ll see coming in 2018, emphasis will be centered around integrations--Integrations with other OpenText products, external integration with software like Office 365, and extending APIs to support these integrations.

Guest Blog: Christopher Wynder, OpenText, Product Marketing Manager – ApplicationXtender

Information is a funny thing; in today’s day and age it has become both a business enabler and an anchor holding back a business. That is because for many organizations information is not on their radar – oh sure they want to manage documents but information is something slightly different.

With the new MetaSource Distribution Partner Program that we've been working on for months with our new OpenText partner contacts, you will be able to sell both ApplicationXtender and Captiva with no annual program fee and be able to sell and support both products more profitably than ever.