IBM FileNet vs OpenText
October 05, 2025 | Author: Michael Stromann
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IBM ECM delivers high value solutions that can help companies transform the way they do business by enabling them to put content in motion: capturing, activating, socializing, analyzing and governing it throughout the entire lifecycle. FileNet Content Manager provides powerful document management and ready-to-use workflow that helps you capture, manage, and share content.
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OpenText products help organizations put content to work. Whether your goal is to drive revenue, improve productivity, reduce costs or ensure regulatory compliance and sound information governance, OpenText has the product to execute.
IBM FileNet vs OpenText in our news:
2022. OpenText acquires Micro Focus for $6B

ECM giant OpenText is buying Micro Focus for a total value of $6 billion. Micro Focus is a British company, built much of its business buying legacy software companies like Borland, Novell and Cobol-IT. Its highest-profile deal was an $8.8 billion agreement in 2016 to partner with HPE on part of its enterprise software portfolio. Aside from some of the pieces in the HPE portfolio, like the infamous Autonomy deal, most of Micro Focus’ catalog doesn’t align in a direct way with OpenText’s content management roots. That’s because it appears to be a big deal about getting bigger rather than direct synergy with the acquiring company.
1995. Open Text acquires LiveLink

Canadian company Open Text, that developes search technologies and intranet solutions for information search and publishing has acquired the U.S. based Odesta, the developer of workflow system LiveLink. Both companies have been already partnering for a long time on a joint solution Latitude LiveLink, which allows to manage documents, business processes and collaboratively work via the Internet and intranet. Latitude LiveLink functionality includes document storage with access control and version control, workflow-engine for workflow management, forums for communication and collaboration and full-text search. In addition, the solution provides a platform for developers, based on C, which allows to customize the interface and business processes to meet the individual business needs.





