Much discussion about the need to pilot E2.0 solutions have taken place since Andrew McAfee posted his “ Drop the pilot ” blog entry a little over a month ago
There was no shortage of software solutions that could be deployed either in-house or in the cloud, but the availability of eDiscovery solutions that are fully parallel with distributed Virtual Machine architectures was minimal
The old alliance of scanner and image workflow software vendors all appear to be saying the same thing, i.e...But take heart, I’m not proposing for one minute that you throw-away the investment you made in your legacy single-channel solution for e.g. invoices
Stop Trying to Reinvent the Wheel If your organization has recognized the benefits of a SharePoint platform and implemented it into your internal workflow, I ask you this: When it comes to Policy Management , Purchase Order Systems , Contract Management and Health and Safety Training Software why start over?
This kind of software allows records managers to track and store records in a wide variety of formats, including: Imaged documents
Private sector organizations, many of whom had lifecycle management solutions based on the DoD 5015.2 model, started to look into different, more forward-thinking practices
Fixing the Broken Process from AIIM Joe Budelli is Senior Vice President of Sales for ABBYY USA, an industry-leading technology company providing document conversion, data capture and linguistic software
Without the help of modern methods, software applications and other useful management tools creating company policies and procedures can definitely be a tedious, labor-intensive process for all parties involved
Fortunately many vendors of legacy systems such as case management, ECM systems, HR systems, accounting systems, project management systems, etc. are adding integrated social media tools to their offerings either their own software development or by offering API interfaces to the newer social media tools “inside the firewall&rdquo
I had an interesting experience at last week’s Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston walking around the expo asking a simple question – “what business problems are you attempting to solve with your E20 solution? “. To me “better collaboration” and “knowledge sharing” are not really good enough to justify the business value of implementing E20 solutions in front of a CFO