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KnowledgeMill Recruiting for New Graduate
Written by James Allchin on August 18, 2010 – 14:52
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We’re recruiting!
Graduate Software Developer to Join Exciting Company In Central London
KnowledgeMill is an independent software vendor based in central London established in 2009. We specialise in innovative, scalable, content management, knowledge management, and archiving products targeted at the enterprise market.
Although we use a whole variety of the latest supporting technologies, we have strong software development partnerships and alliances with Microsoft (Gold Partner), Oracle (Gold and OEM Partner) and EMC (Velocity OEM & Select Partner).
We are now going through a growth phase and are looking to expand our small successful team. We believe that the best way to do this is [...]
Written by Marcus Lambert on July 5, 2010 – 16:25
To deliver business context-enriched Enterprise Content Management solutions
Hisham Anis, CEO of KnowledgeMill, said, “This alliance will broaden and deepen KnowledgeMill’s capability to deliver to customers full content management solutions based on business context, worldwide. Enterprises are generating unstructured content such as word processing documents, e-mails, presentations, rich-media files, and spreadsheets at unprecedented levels. This reality coupled with the economic conditions places an emphasis on efficient content management solutions that deliver critical information at the right time to help your business make better decisions faster.“
Anis says KnowledgeMill solutions represent an ‘inflective moment’ for the enterprise content management industry, one that necessitates [...]
Written by James Allchin on May 19, 2010 – 12:57
We’re confident that we have email filing features that blow customers minds. We’re also heavily geared up to dealing with the kinds of volumes of emails that lawyers deal with on a daily basis. This is no easy task. But with our background in the legal sector working for magic circle law firms we’re confident we’ve gone a long way to solving this.
This got me thinking so I decided to come up with a list of “must-haves” that need to be included in an email filing solution for it to be successful in a high-volume email environment like the legal [...]
Written by Elizabeth Fiennes on May 7, 2010 – 14:09
Putting things in context
T: “Lizzzzzzz, what do ye mean by context?” (I ignore the question as I become automatically deaf to people calling me Liz)
T: “Oy!!, bird in red sitting beside MY fireside drinking MY tea, context, what’s that?”.
T is a best bestie mate from the homeland was reading the KnowledgeMill website as our sons lay belly down on his huge living room rug making up the rules of draughts as they went along.
‘What is context’ is one of those questions like ‘what is algebra’. The concept is simple enough but the application of that simple concept can get very [...]
Written by Elizabeth Fiennes on March 20, 2010 – 12:19
This is a post born out of the fact I had been musing on the sheer amount of friends, relations and ex-colleagues having babies lately. I work as a software tester so am in the habit of creating tenuous links where no sane person would see one existing. Please bear with me.
It occurred to me during this musing that babies are quite like software.
Think about the planning for a prospective project. Ideally the planning for a software development project should always be done during the time that the developers are writing the code, so that once the first iteration of development is completed, the next [...]
Written by Elizabeth Fiennes on February 22, 2010 – 15:36
I’ve already told you how I described to my Mother, who specialises in growing prize-roses, what I do. This post is about how I describe my role to other people in IT.
The best way that I can do this is in general terms using the sequence of events in a typical software development lifecycle. I hope you enjoy my account and cannot relate to it too much in your everyday working life.
The role of a tester is to identify what is wrong, analyse the impact and flag that issue to be fixed. However, sometimes the problem is not something that is [...]
Written by Elizabeth Fiennes on January 29, 2010 – 15:53
I’m Elizabeth and I am the KnowledgeMill tester.
This is a role easily understood by those who know and appreciate what a tester does. Most people do not understand what a tester does and everyone else does not appreciate what a tester does.
My son J (aged 7) recently filled in a survey from school about the jobs his immediate family did, so he put down:
Uncle B: Makes iPods
Uncle H: Makes money
Uncle O: Is taking a break from work (I said he was an unemployed bum but in a rare fit of diplomacy, perhaps brought on my fear of his teacher, J [...]
Written by James Allchin on January 20, 2010 – 20:22
Just when you thought you couldn’t take the pain of reading another blog entry around cloud computing, here comes another one. Please bear with it – I promise it’s not the same as the rest – and could hopefully save you a few pennies by avoiding a costly mistake.
Many companies are considering a move to a cloud-based service (or in reality a hosted-service) for their messaging platforms. For those companies with the correct risk profile this can make a lot of sense. It can significantly reduce cost and for a lot of organizations, particularly smaller ones with limited in-house IT, [...]
Written by James Allchin on December 15, 2009 – 12:11
We’re half way through the KnowledgeMill code camp for this year. An annual event that sees us take the development and testing teams off-site for 3 days in order to get away from it all, think of wacky innovative ideas that we can deliver into the product suite. This year we’re down in Rock in Cornwall. It’s off-season down here – but it’s an amazing place to be. The weather has been fantastic and the monstrous house we’ve hired is pretty spectacular with a huge terrace overlooking the Camel Estuary.
This year we’re focussing on some awesome document management features [...]
Written by James Allchin on November 26, 2009 – 16:34
There’s a fantastic buzz in the office today here at KnowledgeMill – we’ve just learned that we’ve been made a Microsoft Certified Partner. We’ve been working with Microsoft since the beginning through the BizSpark programme. BizSpark has been massively helpful, giving us unparalleled exposure to technology and business resources. By moving to a fully certified status, we continue this journey with Microsoft providing innovative products and solutions that enable customers to drive increased value from their MS investments.
The fully certified status comes with a huge number benefits for a company like ours. The obvious benefits are large amounts of free [...]
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