DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/47ee00/document_centric_c) has announced the addition of the "Document Centric Collaboration Market 2010-2013" report to their offering.
Document centric collaboration (DCC) is evolving as a result of growing organizational needs for collaborative activities including coordination and communication. Document centric industries such as financial, legal and healthcare have been driving this demand. Through the effective use of document centric collaboration platforms, organizations have leveraged information across multiple business processes. The overall market is expected to grow.
Despite several advantages, adoption of this technology has some challenges. Constantly changing technology is pushing vendors to provide additional capabilities within the DCC platform. Moreover the growing number of collaboration devices has been making document centric collaboration implementation process difficult.
TechNavio's Document Centric Collaboration Market 2010-2013 report has been prepared based on an in-depth study of the market along with inputs from various experts. The report contains market and vendor landscape supported by drivers, restraints and trends. It also contains a Porter's five force analysis, usage scenario and an analysis of key vendors in the market.
For the purpose of this report Document-Centric Collaboration (DCC) has been defined as a subset of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) providing document sharing as well as continuous threaded work flow related to documents. DCC provides an effective document composition for organizations by establishing real-time collaboration between the document owner and reviewers as well as with various end users.
Demand from Financial Services Sector Driving Growth of Document Centric Collaboration Market
Almost one-third of the Global 2000 companies are expected to adopt document centric collaboration platforms. The market is expected to see steady demand with continued improvements in the technology front in the form of cloud computing and collaboration tools. The growing need for a coherent set of capabilities that enable collaborative activities has been driving this market.
Demand continues to be strong from document centric industries such as financial, legal and healthcare. The financial sector has been leading market demand with a share of 36 percent. This industry is under great regulatory and legal pressure to maintain electronic records. With its advantage of a common platform for integrated access, document centric collaboration has been extremely popular in this industry.
TechNavio's analyst says, Collaborative tools have been extremely useful in leveraging the information assets of an organization. Document centric collaboration in particular has been enabling cross organization process control and helping teams make better informed decisions.
TechNavio has published a report on this subject titled Document Centric Collaboration Market 2010-2013. This report has been prepared based on a study of the global document centric collaboration market. Inputs from industry experts, vendors and end-users were used in the analysis. The report includes a market size estimate and forecast, market landscape based on segments along with trends, challenges and drivers.
Key Topics Covered:
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Market Landscape
- Porter's Five Forces Analysis
- Vendor Landscape
- Buying Criteria
- Document-Centric Collaboration Market Growth Drivers
- Drivers and their impact
- Document-Centric Collaboration Market Challenges
- Document-Centric Collaboration Market Trends
- Key Vendor Analysis
- Microsoft Share Point 2010
- IBM Content Manager Collaboration Edition
- OpenText Enterprise Connect
- EMC Documentum Collaboration Services eRoom
- List of Exhibits
- Exhibit 1: Overall Document-Centric Collaboration Market Size (2009 - 2013)
- Exhibit 2: Market Share by Geography
- Exhibit 3: Market Share by Customer Segments
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