Here are examples of ways to capitalize on collaboration for business process improvement: #1...Successful collaboration across global silos applies to business process improvement as well
There are a mountain of applications that can automate, store and catalog almost anything that are available over the web with a simple signup. As technologists we are hard pressed not to use them, as they provide immediate value and give us the ability to quickly work with our information from...
At the AIIM Executive Leadership Council (ELC) meeting in Fort Lauderdale, Florida this week, event facilitator and technology futurist Thornton May framed the discussion on securely mobilizing the enterprise by asking a broader question: "How do we create value with information?" ...
The understanding of BPM and process management has not stood still over the last five years. The current business environment is categorized by fundamental shifts in business models, increased internalization, increased market transparency, a need to support mobile, social and cloud...
HCSC Line of Business and Technical leadership will detail business and technical milestones, focus on content migration, repository consolidation, business process improvement, cost savings, end user impact and overall project success criteria
These are consistent across many types of content and process, with invoices, contracts and application forms being the most popular. 48% of respondents have a centralized, in-house scanning service, citing better indexing and closer integration with the process as the main benefits Knowledge management in the form of improved searchability of business documents is the highest driver for scanning, closely followed by compliance and business process improvement
Chapter Eleven discusses business process improvements
He has a business process improvement mindset and he’s one of the most successful Records Directors I’ve seen in action
Business process improvements are found through time and experimentation as well
Business process improvement: that is the promise of SharePoint specifically, but it is the promise of Enterprise 2.0 in general