Why compliance around information often seems well arranged – until it really matters
How confident are you about compliance in your information management and document management? In many organizations, there is a sense that compliance around information is basically under control. There are systems. There are procedures. And there are agreements that were once formally documented. On paper, it usually looks solid. Yet the same unease keeps resurfacing: […]
AmeXio among the Champions of Growth 2026
AmeXio has once again been recognized in the Champions of Growth 2026 ranking. For the fourth consecutive year, our company is listed among the 400 French organizations with the strongest growth momentum. This year, we have reached the 71st position, a performance that reflects the strength of our trajectory and the solidity of our strategy.
OpenText in the public sector: Meet AmeXio at the OpenText Summit
Using OpenText and exploring AI, cloud, or platform modernization? Discover what this really means for your organization at the OpenText Summit in Rotterdam.
Compliance is Failing Because Your Content is Fragmented
There is a growing illusion inside regulated industries that compliance can be achieved through brute force. Add more people. Add more checklists. Add more reviews. Yet the core problem remains untouched. The content itself is broken. Not incorrect. Not inaccurate. Just broken in how it is managed, duplicated, and distributed across dozens of markets, hundreds of products, and […]
AI for Enterprises: How to use AI securely in Content Management
You have a meeting in 10 minutes. A contract needs a quick summary. A customer email needs a first draft. Meanwhile, the project team askss: “Do we already have a similar document like this?” So, you do what many people do today: you open a public AI tool, such as ChatGPT, paste in a paragraph, […]
Agentic document processing: Where AI has a date with document capturing
Despite our highly digital world, we still often receive information in document formats that lack structured data. Both our physical and digital mailboxes routinely contain items like purchase orders, requiring us to manually extract important details such as order date, numbr of items, item-IDs and -names. The challenge of traditional document capturing tools For organizations […]
Continuity and control over OpenText environments: how the AmeXio Shared Service Center unburdens public sector organizations
For public sector organizations, information management is not an IT issue, but a continuity issue. Outages, performance problems, or unclear responsibilities directly impact primary processes, service delivery, and compliance. The AmeXio Shared Service Center (SSC) delivers exactly that: high-quality, proactive, and cost-efficient support for OpenText ECM platforms, fully aligned with the requirements and responsibilities of […]
AmeXio Taps Industry Veteran to Drive Next Phase of Enterprise Content Innovation
In today’s high-stakes digital landscape, enterprise organizations are under pressure to modernize how they manage, govern, and leverage their content. Recognizing this need, AmeXio, a global leader in enterprise information management, has made a bold and strategic move by appointing Jon Hart as Director of North American Business Development. This leadership hire marks a pivotal moment for […]
Stop thinking of document management as an app. Start seeing it as a strategy.
For decades, document management was seen as a kind of standalone application: a single platform deployed by IT to store, search, and retrieve files. It was the era of the “monolithic platform to rule them all,” packed with modules and add-ons for every imaginable need: collaboration, retention, records management, DAM, SAP integration… you name it. All […]
Making archives great again
How Regulation and AI Are Reshaping Information Management Not so long ago, archiving was seen as the neglected corner of information management, evoking images of endless corridors of forgotten paper documents in dusty basements. Digital archiving didn’t fare much better. It was often treated as little more than a compliance exercise, a place to dump […]
