HOPKINTON, Mass. - November 10, 2010 -

EMC Corporation (NYSE:EMC), the world leader in information infrastructure solutions, today announced that EMC® Documentum® is one of the first enterprise content management platforms to achieve VMware Ready™ status. This designation indicates that Documentum has passed a detailed evaluation and testing process managed by VMware and is now listed on the VMware Partner Product Catalog.

Passing the extensive VMware-specified testing helps ensure that Documentum makes best use of VMware technology and is ready for deployment in customer environments. This helps enterprises simplify their Documentum deployments and reduce the total cost of ownership.

"EMC is proud to be one of the first vendors to offer enterprise content management solutions optimized for VMware vSphere™," said Jeetu Patel, Chief Technology Officer of Information Intelligence Group, a division of EMC. "Achieving VMware Ready™ status is an important step in delivering on our product strategy for the cloud. Organizations can have confidence in deploying Documentum-based applications in virtual environments to minimize costs as well as enhance high availability and scalability."

The Documentum platform provides essential capabilities for managing enterprise content and is the foundation for EMC's enterprise content management and intelligent case management offerings. Service-oriented and based on industry standards, Documentum adheres to Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) and supports a broad range of operating systems, databases, application servers and enterprise applications.

"We are pleased that Documentum qualifies for the VMware Ready™ logo, signifying to customers that it has passed specific VMware testing and interoperability criteria and is ready to run in production environments," said Bernie Mills, senior director, alliance programs, VMware.

Johannesburg - November 12, 2010 -

EMC Corporation, the world leader in information infrastructure solutions, today announced that EMC Documentum is one of the first enterprise content management platforms to achieve VMware Ready status. This designation indicates that Documentum has passed a detailed evaluation and testing process managed by VMware and is now listed on the VMware Partner Product Catalog.

Passing the extensive VMware-specified testing helps ensure that Documentum makes best use of VMware technology and is ready for deployment in customer environments. This helps enterprises simplify their Documentum deployments and reduce the total cost of ownership.

“EMC is proud to be one of the first vendors to offer enterprise content management solutions optimised for VMware vSphere,” says Albert Nel Account Manager, Information Intelligence Group, EMC Southern Africa. “Achieving VMware Ready status is an important step in delivering on our product strategy for the cloud. Organisations can have confidence in deploying Documentum-based applications in virtual environments to minimise costs as well as enhance high availability and scalability.”

The Documentum platform provides essential capabilities for managing enterprise content and is the foundation for EMC's enterprise content management and intelligent case management offerings. Service-oriented and based on industry standards, Documentum adheres to Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) and supports a broad range of operating systems, databases, application servers and enterprise applications.

“We are pleased that Documentum qualifies for the VMware Ready logo, signifying to customers that it has passed specific VMware testing and interoperability criteria and is ready to run in production environments,” said Bernie Mills, senior director, alliance programs, VMware.