Hygraph vs IBM FileNet comparison

 

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Hygraph
Ranking in Enterprise Content Management
42nd
Average Rating
0.0
Number of Reviews
0
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IBM FileNet
Ranking in Enterprise Content Management
6th
Average Rating
8.2
Number of Reviews
94
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Moshe Elbaz - PeerSpot reviewer
Jan 23, 2024
A stable content management solution for document management
IBM FileNet is an enterprise content management solution. We use the solution for document management in the legal, insurance, and banking sectors We're implementing an on-premise solution. We're handling the installation of the product and customizing it to build a customized application…

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"It is still a leading ECM solution provider, however the cost to implement and maintain are higher than other solutions."
"1. It will be more expensive than estimated to setup. 2. You will need to double the staff while you are running the old system and installing the new system. 3. Depending on the number of documents to be migrated, make sure you understand the potentially massive amount of time and effort required to migrate the existing content to the new platform."
"For small scale industries, they allow different options. They can do open source. It is the complexity of the data security that they should think about before they choose."
"Talking about the cost is difficult because IBM has offers that combine different products, and each of these offers has different types of licensing. IBM also has a policy that the actual price for a given customer may be very different from the stated book price. It's hard to say whether it's expensive or not."
"My customers have seen ROI. There have been productivity gains, time savings gains, and things that they have been doing much more efficiently in a more modern way than they were before."
"We use extraction. Therefore, we can see 80 to 85 percent accuracy on data extraction. This reduces the manual indexing part, which is definitely a gain on performance efficiency."
"It has reduced operating costs by reducing the amount of manual work needed."
"FileNet is not cheap, but you absolutely get what you pay for. ​"
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Financial Services Firm
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Computer Software Company
13%
Government
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Insurance Company
10%
 

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What do you like most about IBM FileNet?
The product is robust and can process a lot of documents for enterprise content management.
What is your experience regarding pricing and costs for IBM FileNet?
The product is expensive. The price was 30% higher than what we needed to pay for IBM. I rate the product’s pricing a ten out of ten, where one is cheap and ten is expensive.
What needs improvement with IBM FileNet?
The user interface of IBM content management, including the ability to customize screens without the need for coding, could be improved. Customers can use it to split the screen, enhancing its suit...
 

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Suncorp Group Limited, St. Vincent Health, Citigroup, SRCSD, and UK Dept for Work and Pensions.
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