Transcription of Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management
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LICENSED FORDISTRIBUTION ( ) Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content ManagementPublished: 31 October 2016 ID: G00293563 Analyst(s): Karen A. Hobert, Gavin Tay, Joe MarianoSummaryShifting business requirements for digital Content and new technologies are changing the ECMmarket. This Magic Quadrant analyzes these dynamics, their impact on ECM vendors and theirimplications for application leaders in charge of Content Planning AssumptionsBy 2018, 50% of enterprises will manage their Content using a hybrid Content 2018, more than 20% of the Enterprise Content Management solution sales will addressmultiorganization "ecosystem" 2018, Enterprise file synchronization and sharing will be a standard capability of enterprisecontent Management and collaboration 2018, at least 50% of the leading Enterprise Content Management vendors will rearchitecttheir offerings into cloud-based 2018, 20% of all business Content will be authored by 2019, 70% of all business Content will be nontextual.
ECM is a set of ser vices and microser vices, embodied either as an integr ated product suite or as separate applications that shar e common APIs and
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