Server operating system and version...User operating system and version. If there is a client or plug-in, it may not run on all operating systems – better to specify and ensure all supported operating systems are identified
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Nothing drives me crazier than see organizations throw gobs of money after information systems that were purchased without sufficient diligence being done up front about what they actually need those systems to do
In my last blog, ECM Vendors Go to War ( http://www.aiim.org/community/blogs/expert/ECM-Vendors-go-to-War ) , it was brought up that upgrades to existing ECRM (CMS) systems will accelerate in the near future
Access Controls are the rules and mechanisms by which an ERM system will restrict access to records by users...This is usually a username which will uniquely identify the user to the system
SharePoint has capabilities as a Content Management System
It's also the perfect time to take a look at your ECRM system...In order to maximize performance, many ECRM systems take advantage of every feature that the operating system or other applications provide
(just kidding) So, in keeping with the Holiday season, I started to look for evidence that not only does Santa exist but that he must have an ECM and workflow system installed at Ye Old North Pole workshop. I admit that my inspiration for this blog post was a November 23, 2010 KnowledgeTree blog post titled “8 Reasons why Santa Claus Needs Cloud-Based Document Management System” that I found on John Mancini’s Digital Landfill feed
But even with transitory, or non-record, information that is created in email systems, instant messaging, and a myriad of social networking applications, we can apply structure. In teaching the impact of ERM/ECM systems on organizations’ infrastructure, I found it interesting that many organizations have a number of computing environments with one of them often called the “sandbox” environment
But even with transitory, or non-record, information that is created in email systems, instant messaging, and a myriad of social networking applications, we can apply structure. In teaching the impact of ERM/ECM systems on organizations’ infrastructure, I found it funny that many organizations have a number of computing environments with one of them often called the “sandbox” environment