Compare OnBase and OpenText Documentum 
OnBase vs OpenText Documentum
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found OnBase easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with OnBase overall.
- Reviewers felt that OnBase meets the needs of their business better than OpenText Documentum.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that OnBase is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of OnBase over OpenText Documentum.
It is a full Enterprise Content Management solution. In regards to storage, manipulation and retrieval of data Hyland has covered almost every base and provided dynamic and very usable solutions. It is very easy to integrate this product into your...
We switched to Adobe Reader as the default, which solved many, but not all, of the crashing problems, but it causes a huge headache on other platforms where we rely on Adobe Pro to edit, modify, and combine PDF documents. It is somewhat clumsy and can load...
A highly configurable system ; it integrates really well with many interfaces across the enterprise. It has wide support for a vast array of information asset types, It provides a fairly dull but simple user interface for asset access and archival. Its...
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...
It is a full Enterprise Content Management solution. In regards to storage, manipulation and retrieval of data Hyland has covered almost every base and provided dynamic and very usable solutions. It is very easy to integrate this product into your...
A highly configurable system ; it integrates really well with many interfaces across the enterprise. It has wide support for a vast array of information asset types, It provides a fairly dull but simple user interface for asset access and archival. Its...
We switched to Adobe Reader as the default, which solved many, but not all, of the crashing problems, but it causes a huge headache on other platforms where we rely on Adobe Pro to edit, modify, and combine PDF documents. It is somewhat clumsy and can load...
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...
