Connecting Content Management Applications with CMIS - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

The Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standard plays a major role ensuring that Content Management applications can work together. Join CMIS visionary and the man who literally wrote the book on it, Jeff Potts, founder of Metaversant, and Josh Fletcher, Senior Solution Architect at Nuxeo, as they discuss CMIS and the value of using it to build content management applications. Learn where to get started, what types of problems CMIS can help solve, and how to extend CMIS without losing interoperability.

This 45 minute webinar will include:

    An overview of CMIS and where to get started
    How content is made available to the “outside world” via CMIS
    How to extend CMIS without breaking interoperability
    A real example of a CMIS application you can create today
    Live Q&A

Presenters:
Jeff Potts is the founder of Metaversant, a content management consultancy based in Dallas, Texas. Jeff has spent 20 years implementing solutions around content management, document management, workflow and search for clients like Turner Broadcasting, Activision, Sony Pictures, Southwest Airlines, PepsiCo, Frito-Lay, BMC Software, BNSF Railway, and others. He's written two ECM-related books, the most recent of which was CMIS and Apache Chemistry in Action (Manning, 2013) which he co-authored with Florian Mueller and Jay Brown. Jeff runs a popular blog called ECM Architect and is a committer on the Apache Chemistry project. When he's not delivering projects Jeff enjoys travel, sailing, and spending time with his family.
Josh Fletcher joined Nuxeo as a Senior Solutions Architect and Developer Evangelist after 9 years at 4D, a company that provides integrated platforms for developers. As part of the Nuxeo technical sales team, Josh works to make sure prospects have a great experience exploring the solutions Nuxeo has to offer. He lives in sunny Los Gatos, California and when he is not coding, Josh enjoys spending time with his two young sons and, of course, a bit of PC gaming as well.