Compare IBM FileNet Content Manager and OpenText Documentum 
IBM FileNet Content Manager vs OpenText Documentum
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found IBM FileNet Content Manager easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with IBM FileNet Content Manager overall.
- Reviewers felt that IBM FileNet Content Manager meets the needs of their business better than OpenText Documentum.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that IBM FileNet Content Manager is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of IBM FileNet Content Manager over OpenText Documentum.
In my entire career of 10 yrs on FileNet we did not see single issue related to the product with any Version of FileNet we have used. It is the best ECM and BPM tool, I can say FileNet is the evergreen product when compared with other competitors with...
The only problem I had with it was perhaps just my company's internal problem of not having files for every field.
1. Allows different versions of the document to co-exist. Each version has a Comment field where you can explain the delta between the old version and new version. 2. Provides various security access so administrator can define what a user can access...
In no particular order -- 1. Licensing: EMC licensing for Documentum and associated products is confusing and difficult to manage. Everything is licensed separately and maintenance for new licenses begins on date of purchase unless you pay extra to have...
In my entire career of 10 yrs on FileNet we did not see single issue related to the product with any Version of FileNet we have used. It is the best ECM and BPM tool, I can say FileNet is the evergreen product when compared with other competitors with...
1. Allows different versions of the document to co-exist. Each version has a Comment field where you can explain the delta between the old version and new version. 2. Provides various security access so administrator can define what a user can access...
The only problem I had with it was perhaps just my company's internal problem of not having files for every field.
In no particular order -- 1. Licensing: EMC licensing for Documentum and associated products is confusing and difficult to manage. Everything is licensed separately and maintenance for new licenses begins on date of purchase unless you pay extra to have...
