Tagged: document imaging

From EDMS to content services – tomato, tomahto? It’s actually apples and oranges

Apple or orange, it’s all about providing a complete view of the right information at the right time, for the right people, where and when they need it.

Digital Transformation

Rock is dead. ECM is dead. Do we mourn or celebrate?

The world might be moving on from the term enterprise content management, but we must recognize the incredible influence the technology continues to have.

Document imaging: 3 ways to predict success

Unlike predictive modeling in NCAA basketball, capturing, understanding and promoting orchestrated usage of data does give us order, control and competitive advantage – despite complicated business dependencies and changing requirements.

When storing documents on film or fiche does not make sense

While chopping garlic in the kitchen last week, I looked up in disbelief as my Bose Sound Dock caught on fire just a few feet away. Adrenaline in high

Digital Transformation

ECM in the Cloud? Not as Scary as You Think

ECM in the Cloud? Not as Scary as You Think

I distinctly recall the moment a few years ago when, as a bumbling new dad trying to calm down a very loud screaming baby boy in the foyer of a theatre, I

I can do THAT with my mouse? The integration imperative for government document management software (part II)

I can do THAT with my mouse? The integration imperative for government document management software (part II)

July and August used to be pretty rough times for my colleagues in community development. Each year, we would have to gather reports on projects funded

Best of Breed is the Best Approach for Insurance Document Management

How many of you have purchased a new policy administration or claims management system from a vendor that said, “Oh, you don’t need an ECM system, we have

Higher Education

The future college registrar – with document management software

Picture this. You’re the head honcho at your college’s Office of the Registrar. Today, you’ve been tasked with a complete makeover of your office by 2015.