Meet KnowledgeLake at 2019 Microsoft Digital Transformation Academy

KnowledgeLake set out two decades ago to make the most-used document management system, Microsoft SharePoint, better at processing transactional content – the content central to getting business done. We figured enterprise functions like Finance, HR and Claims should be able to easily get content in and out of SharePoint and access it from their line of business systems. And in 2003, we released the first document processing solution built on the SharePoint platform, which has won many awards in the years since.

Today, we focus on helping our customers win by supporting end-to-end transactional content processing in the Microsoft Azure cloud. That means removing longstanding constraints around document classification and data capture, content searchability and system integration, to name a few. The cloud has given us the capability to address these age-old challenges in a new way, not just for our two million licensed users on SharePoint, but for any oganization using Azure, SharePoint or SharePoint Online. Microsoft has most recently validated the KnowledgeLake platform's relevance in choosing us as a charter member of its new Content Services Preferred Partner Program, citing our expertise in Capture, Workflow and Migration.