<p>Software architects want to leverage bigdata and the cloud, while chief security officers opine over the various regulatoryand security requirements that can only be addressed by storing documents on-premises. Thesolution? More and more enterprise organizations are embracing a cloud and on-premiseshybrid, which is exactly the direction in which the thought leaders at Alfresco see the future of mobile contentmanagement moving.</p><p>Mobilization isn't just about getting your documents, but it'sabout actually working.</p><p>Marc Dubresson,director of mobile products, Alfresco</p><p>I have always liked Alfresco. Maybe it's due to my open source leanings, or maybe it's becauseI've always liked the product's ability to manage multiple resource types, from large documents to basicWeb content with workflows. There's nothing worse than heading into a consulting engagement andfinding out that a given company is using IBM's Web Content Manager for images and HTML, Documentumfor larger media files and some other rag-tag assembly of tools that try to integrate workflowand business process management between them all. The temptation is always to rip it all outand replace it with one tool to rule them all, and that one tool often ends up being an Alfrescooffering.</p><p><a href="http://www.theserverside.com/news/2240184912/Cloud-and-on-premises-hybrid-The-future-of-mobile-content-management">Keep reading...</a></p>