Is Shared Services for capture making a comeback?...Has anyone else noticed that the term Shared Services seems to be finding its way back into our capture vocabulary lately?
I just got back from visiting with a couple large EMC customers, and one topic we discussed was the concept of building a shared services model to support their use of document capture
One key strategy for achieving these goals is implementing shared services. A shared service is one that is used by multiple parts of an organization but purchased and supported by one area of the organization
You’re out of your mind if you think blocking access to file sharing services is filling a security gap
All our assumptions rely on the fact people are shared resources, even shared services, what is the only way to make knowledge a shared resource too
To make policy compliance “the path of least resistance” we have an enterprise-wide, cloud-based file sharing service. This solution can be leveraged for individuals and business units
This has traditionally been accomplished with a combination of stand-alone technologies like capture and business process management suites and has been a back-office, shared service function
Discussions on Telecom / Shared Services - As above, this knowledge should be presented in a format that is searchable and able to be discussed
I remember it quite clearly -- it was early 1996, and a new role with an IT shared services team that would have me moving between customer teams and also between floors of the massive Pacific Bell building located in San Ramon, California
One of the statements that stands out from my early years as a technical project manager working at Pacific Bell (Pacific Telesis Shared Services, to be exact) came from one of the business intelligence (BI) vendors who was onsite to provide training for a new and very complex toolset for the power users that I supported: "The more simple the user interface, the more complex the back-end and administration
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