I have been using OpenText Content Manager for more than 10 years.

I have been using the product for ten years. 

I have been using OpenText Content Manager for ten years. My company has a partnership with OpenText.

We upgraded to HPE Records Manager 8.1 in 2015.

I have been using the solution for the last six months.

I have been using OpenText Content Manager as an architect for two years.

Our organisation has been using HPE EDRMS solutions for well over 10 years. We introduced managing information in a digital format seven years ago but have since lost executive support for this to be our primary document management solution.

I have used the current and previous versions since 1997.

We purchased MDY FileSurf back in 2007, went through the acquisitions of CA, Autonomy, and HPE. We are currently using Autonomy 12.6.2.2 and are in the process of upgrading to HPE CM 9.1.

I have used Content Manager for 13 years; from TRIM Context versions 5 and 6 to HPE TRIM 7 and HPE Records Manager 8. I am now working on HPE Content Manager 9.

We initially went into production in June 2008. We are currently running 8.30 in production but have validated and scheduled migration to 9.01 (HPE Content Manager) in spring of 2017.

I have used Records Manager 8 for about a year now, but TRIM for many years.

I have used the above products for the last 20 years.

I have used HPE Content Manager since 2006.

I’ve been using and supporting HPE Content Manager in its various versions and names for around six years.

I have used it since Sept. 2008.

We have been using Micro Focus Content Manager for five years. 

We have used this solution for over 15 years. It was a product originally developed by TOWER Software and purchased by HP.

I have been using it for approximately seven years over different versions.