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May 27, 2010 Five things to know for a large-scale ECM deployment
There are special considerations when your enterprise content management solution needs to be able to scale up to hundreds, even thousands of users, and millions of documents.
Categories: Management, DeploymentMay 12, 2010 Running fast and hard on a large-scale ECM
When your enterprise content management system must process 5 million documents a month, and up to 200,000 a day, it needs to be built on a scale most organizations can't imagine. Pharmacy services provider Omnicare has a multi-threaded C++ server architecture and eight quad core processors, giving instant refresh times even with 1,600 concurrent users.
Categories: Management, Deployment, ECM, IT Architecture, HealthcareMar 19, 2010 DoD certification has its place but that place is limited
Selecting records management software because it is DoD 5015.2 compliant, or rejecting a product because it isn't, can lead you astray. It can result in buying more functionality than you need, more complexity than you want and leave users frustrated.
Categories: Return on Investment, Deployment, Document Management, IT Architecture, Records Management, Federal, Higher Education, State & Local, TechnologyMar 01, 2010 ECM moves to a new phase in higher education
As colleges and universities grapple with growing volumes of student information and shrinking budgets, they learn that document imaging and management are no longer enough to stay ahead of the curve.
Categories: Return on Investment, Datacapture, Deployment, ECM, Records Management, Retention, Compliance, Financials, Human Resources, Higher EducationJan 08, 2010 Using software to change a culture
The construction industry is slow to adopt new technology, but leaders at JE Dunn Construction Company decided an enterprise content management system would be key to consolidating the cultures of six independent operating companies into "One Dunn."
Categories: Management, Deployment, ERP Applications, Workflow, Accounts Payable & Finance, ConstructionDec 01, 2009 Global companies move documents across continents in seconds
London calling: Global companies are finding the right software can help them navigate the different laws and rules in the countries in which they operate when they centralize back-office operations in just one.
Categories: Return on Investment, Deployment, ECM, Accounts Payable & Finance, Financials, Human Resources, RetailNov 01, 2009 Integration simplification
Companies can spend money on employees tracking down misfiled documents or they can invest in an integrated enterprise content management system that can search through applications and systems to find what they know is there.
Categories: Return on Investment, Deployment, ECM, IT Architecture, WorkflowNov 01, 2009 Creating a lifeline to soldiers' medical records
Being able to provide medical records over the Internet in battlefield situations has helped the Army National Guard take care of its troops. The system helps soldiers better manage their own care when they return.
Categories: Deployment, Document Imaging, ECM, Records Management, Workflow, Human Resources, Federal, Healthcare, State & LocalNov 01, 2009 Don't get caught in .NET game
The beauty of the .NET Framework in enterprise content management is that it works in any language a user wants, across a spectrum of software and devices. Don't be led down a primrose path by anyone saying a 100% .NET approach is the only true ECM way.
Categories: Return on Investment, Deployment, ERP Applications, IT Architecture, Technology