What is the cost to company for mobile delivery of content?
For example, Amazon's drone delivery was outlandish, yet within the next 5 years I have no doubt that we'll see same-day delivery of any product to any location in the world (percentage delivered via drone still questionable)
Making the discovery of relevant content easier and more efficient is one of the potential business benefits of Enterprise 2.0 systems. It's good for the company if employees can more quickly find and consume the content they need. And social computing technologies present us with the...
Being current, keeping skills competitive, and building the vocabulary to engage with fellow information professionals across other areas of expertise: all essential for good project delivery and collaboration
We get information sent to use constantly by email, fax, and any other means possible including physical mail delivery. The question then grows to one of not only how it came to us but from where and of course why?
These are still very real issues that are surfacing even more rapidly as legislation and regulatory changes take hold, discovery challenges are presented in times of litigation and audit and the explosion of content filling corporate digital landfills makes delivery of the right information to the right people at the right time a monumental task
As we look to transform a broken and cost riddled healthcare system, the lessons learned from early adopters (within healthcare and across other industries) will prove essential in ushering in a more social and collaborative healthcare delivery model. #IBM #Salesforce.com #socialcontentmanagement #enterprisecollaboration #Socialsoftware #SocialBusiness #ozmosis #jivesoftware
Associated with the cost is of course the speed of execution and reaction that becomes longer in a world that expects nothing less than real-time delivery. So in terms of business this seemingly purely technical problem is actually having a large impact
They will expect delivery as PDF file attachment or (gasp) a paper report, both of which really resemble those “unstructured” electronic objects
The option to include an embedded custom HTML5 application with each publication, allowing publications to be self-launching and provide users with publication-specific features and library-specific searching Full online and offline access to content and applications using standard browsers Single-file delivery to mobile users via email, via ‘on demand’ download, and via automatic download to an offline user’s library while working online The option to minimize and optimize the HTML5 for transfer to and storage on mobile devices with limited storage capacity, thus providing an efficient HTML5-based alternative to EPUB Automatic update of changed publications when users are connected Beyond offline access, the business can simultaneously use this technology to: Ensure offline access to content across the organization in case of server or network outage Publish and deploy content in the required formats into any desired system or application Transparently automate backup and archiving processes (including PDF/A) #offlinecontent #mobility #mobilecontent
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