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Receives Highest Score for Current Offering Overall and Named Only Leader in On-Demand Segment
Forrester defines DOCCM as software used to compose, format, personalize and distribute content to support physical and electronic customer communications and improve the customer experience. Examples of customer communications include policies, contracts, correspondence, statements, invoices, personalized marketing materials and welcome kits. The DOCCM market is segmented into structured, interactive and on-demand categories. In the overall DOCCM market, xPression received the highest score for its current offering and the second-highest scores for both strategy and market presence.
xPression was named the only Leader in on-demand output. A segment of DOCCM poised to take off, on-demand output is triggered by multichannel requests from the Web, e-mail and front-end systems, such as ERP and CRM. Forrester said that xPression "leads the on-demand segment due to a strong multichannel strategy combined with a strong services architecture well suited to real-time and straight-through content generation." According to Forrester, today's economic climate puts organizations under even more pressure to move structured output to on-demand and e-transactions because structured output proves expensive, poses environment challenges and allows limited personalization.
xPression was also recognized as a Strong Performer in both interactive and structured output segments, receiving high scores for current offering, strategy and market presence. Forrester defines interactive output as those communications requiring human interaction to match variable customer data with structured forms while structured output is scheduled, consistently formatted and sent as part of a service relationship.
The report also states that "DOCCM has converged with enterprise content management (ECM) to meet emerging demands for interactive and on-demand output. Interactive applications need ECM integration more so than structured applications. Interactive applications requiring versioning, audit trails, check in and check out and they often need human-centric business process management to design, execute and improve the document process."
"When we acquired Document Sciences 15 months ago, EMC envisioned the combination of transactional content management with customer data to help companies deliver a rich, highly personalized customer experience that can build loyalty and ensure customer retention," said
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About EMC Document Sciences xPression
EMC Document Sciences xPression software suite is an award-winning customer communications management solution that enables the creation, production and multichannel delivery of highly personalized customer communications in both real time and high-volume batch. Leading insurers and financial services firms worldwide rely on xPression's service-oriented architecture, unparalleled scalability and out-of-the-box ECM integration to easily produce a wide range of vital business documents. xPression automates the generation of customized policies and contracts, relationship statements, personalized marketing collateral and interactive correspondence for distribution via print, fax, e-mail, web, mobile device and/or archive. Built using Java EE and XML standards, xPression enables organizations to reduce development costs by up to 90 percent, improve time to market by as much as 75 percent and enhance the overall customer experience with highly effective 1:1 communications.
About EMC
EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC) is the world's leading developer and provider of information infrastructure technology and solutions that enable organizations of all sizes to transform the way they compete and create value from their information. Information about EMC's products and services can be found at www.EMC.com.
EMC, Document Sciences and xPression are registered trademarks of EMC Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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