Alan Pelz-Sharpe

We Love Ugly Data! The Deep Analysis Podcast

Technology EN ↓ 65 episodes

This irregular podcast series examines what is happening in the unstructured data automation market. Three topics - Thirty Minutes, that's the format! Topics range from the state of Blockchain, IDP, ECM, and the impact of AI on unstructured data. Deep Analysis provides advisory services, industry research, and M&A guidance. info@deep-analysis.net Deep-Analysis. Net

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Alan Pelz-Sharpe

Episodes

Cloud Content Services & Migration Challenges 10.09.2018 13:10

In this episode we discuss the recent Box conference and what it means for the broader ECM sector. We also talk about the challenge of moving on premise legacy systems to the Cloud. Support the show

Blockchain4ECM 28.06.2018 9:50

In this episode we interviewed Maarten Boender the CEO of Dutch startup Sphereon about the future impact of Blockchain on the world of ECM. The Audio isn't great but there is a video version of this available at: https://vimeo.com/277439403 Support the show

HP Autonomy - Where did it all go wrong? 18.05.2018 12:15

In this episode we discuss the downfall of Autonomy the once giant UK tech firm and what we can learn about its disasterous sale to HP in 2011 through to the conviction of its CFO in 2018. Support the show

Debating Blockchain for Information Management 24.04.2018 18:48

In this episode i talk again with my friend and colleague Kashyap Kompella (CEO of RPA2AI) on the topic of blockchain for Information Management. I'm an enthusiast - Kash is a skeptic - hopefully plenty of food for thought here! Support the show

AIIM 2018 - Emerging Technology for Information Management 16.04.2018 15:40

An interview with Kashyap 'Kash' Kompella - CEO of RPA2AI. Kash and I ran a workshop at the 2018 AIIM conference on emerging technologies - in this podcast we discuss what we learned about the state of the Information Management sector and its embrace of AI and RPA. Support the show

The Dropbox IPO and Why it Matters 28.03.2018 14:07

In this episode we look at what life will look like for Dropbox now it has completed its IPO. What the competitive challenges will be and how it might evolve as a company. We also consider the fundamental differences between Box and Dropbox. Recorded in New York. Support the show

Legal Technology from Conservative to Radical 12.02.2018 9:53

A look at how the legal sector has radically embraced AI. (Apologies some sound issues due to the temporary location - hopefully not too noticeable) Support the show

From DotCom to Documentum 06.02.2018 10:41

Live from Half Moon Bay - the topic today is the dotcom and its legacy for ECM and a look at the reality of the Documentum installed base. Support the show

ECM Growth Opportunities (and an IPO) in 2018 16.01.2018 10:37

In this episode we discuss Newgen's IPO and what that may tell us about the true market opportunity for ECM in 2018 and beyond.... hint hint there is growth a plenty to be had. Support the show

M&A in 2017 - ECM to WCM and beyond! 01.12.2017 13:12

In this episode we take a look back at the mergers and acquisitions of 2017, a pivotal year for the content management industry. We also take a peek at what to expect in 2018 and why it all matters.... Support the show

Open Kitchen Content Services? 15.11.2017 8:30

This episode discusses the resurgence of interest in open source and indeed all things open in the world of ECM and Content Services. Is it true, does it matter and if it is true and does matter, why? Support the show

The myth of THE cloud 03.11.2017 10:09

Today we are talking about the myth of moving everything to the cloud. As Cisco CEO said "“The move to the cloud was supposed to bring simplicity - it brought complexity - there is no ‘Cloud’ there are multiple clouds…”. Is he right? And if he is what should we do about it? Support the show

A look at Blockchain for Information Management 24.10.2017 7:55

In this episode we discuss Blockchain and its potential within the world of Information Management. It's early days for sure but interest is picking up at a pace and buyers are leading the discussion & exploration. Support the show

The Challenge of Cloud File Migration 23.10.2017 10:02

A topic that doesn't get discussed much but one that is of real importance - moving files from on premise to the cloud. This year we produced a research report creatively entitled Cloud File Migration and took the lid off this tricky and under appreciated area of our industry. Support the show

BoxWorks and Machine Learning for Information Management 17.10.2017 11:21

So here is the theory to be followed by the reality of the situation…. In theory at least an enterprise that has standardized on Box now has 80 to 90% of its files stored in Box could gain terrific value from a product like Graph. At the most obvious level it would massively improve the ability to monitor, secure and govern business information. But it will also lay the foundations for building a...