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Cloud | Document Management | Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
1. Reduction in Paper Santa receives millions and millions of letters each year and has always done his part when it comes to recycling. However, an online document management system that accepts uploaded letters and stores emails will take Santa’s green initiatives one step further by eliminating the need for paper altogether. The cumulative impact on reducing global warming will make the polar bears very happy!
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Cloud | Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
I had a great call this morning with a group from Tieto. Tieto is an IT service company providing IT, R&D, and consulting services. Tieto's main markets are the Nordic countries, Russia and Poland. In addition, Tieto serves its customers globally in certain areas of expertise and has industry-specific activities in selected countries.
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Cloud | Collaboration | Mobile
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Cloud | Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
One of the more exciting developments in the content management space in the past few years as the industry "mainstreams" is the development of a wide variety of models for delivery of content management functionality. In addition to the traditional in-house software solutions, the market now includes a host of SaaS, open source, and cloud solutions. You may be wondering if a cloud-based content management solution is right for your business. We can't answer that for you, but we can help you make an educated decision by sharing some of the benefits and limitations.
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Cloud | Document Management | Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
I'm a big fan of all those year/decade retrospectives and year/decade prediction lists that appear this time of year. Just for fun - and to keep what we do in the content, document, and records space in a bit of perspective - here on the left side of this post is the Google predictive text for "2010 predictions." So I guess we have a bit of a way to go before our industry is top of mind. Hey, there's a big surprise! Before venturing into my own (modest) predictions in a future post, here are a few I really found intriguing -- by people way smarter than me.
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