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Webinar: June 14, 2019

Captiva 16.5 is designed to allow organizations to continue safely capturing content and feeding it directly into their line of business systems or content repositories – while staying on-premise with their Captiva deployment or moving Captiva to the cloud.

If you’re not using version 16.5, you may want to know about its application and data security features and how it supports a shift to the cloud, among other enhancements. You also may be interested in tips to make your upgrade go smoothly.

Watch the on-demand webinar recording to learn about:

Enhanced application and data security to support wider deployment options
Expanded service deployment options to optimize resource utilization and peak load responsiveness
The direct connector for OpenText Content Server
Expanded APIs for multiple back-end deployments

You’ll also learn how an upgrade provides an opportunity to review your end-to-end capture processes, including the manual steps before scanning, with an eye on new capabilities of 16.5. We’ll provide insight into how Captiva customers have been able to increase efficiencies through this technique.

Meet the Presenters

Chris Wynder, OpenText
Director of Product Marketing, Capture and OEM at OpenText. Chris works closely with Product Management to help provide information on Captiva and how customers are finding success. His experience as both a consultant and industry analyst provide a unique perspective on information management and the role of capture in information governance.

Peter Hentz, Flatirons Digital Innovations
Senior Solutions Engineer and Certified Documentum Consultant specializing in the delivery of Enterprise Content Management solutions using OpenText Documentum and Captiva. Peter has led the development and delivery of ECM and document capture systems for several industries including pharmaceuticals, finance and insurance, and healthcare.

Scott McKeever, Flatirons Digital Innovations
Certified Captiva Professional and Technical Lead. During his 20+ years in enterprise content management, Scott has led numerous deliveries of capture, business process management and migration implementations with integrations into various back office and ERP systems.