Mr osuszek
Lukasz Osuszek
Luksz.osuszek@pl.ibm.com
Smarter Content Management.
Future of Enterprise Content Management.
Abstract: As the unstructured data explosion continues - Enterprise Content Management is one of the key strategies for the IT market. This paper renders possible scenarios of the future trends and required transformation of ECM platforms and methodology.
The transformation is motivated by several internal and external factors, as well as the evolution of the strategy. Content Management platforms are highly integrated with existing IT environment. Thus are affected by the external data models and way of data processing. Additionally like any other software ECM has to adapt quickly for the market demands and trends.
This article present research about the possible future of Enterprise Content Management
Keywords: Enterprise Content Management, Advanced Case Management, knowledge workers, information structures, hierarchy, appliance delivery, Social Media, Cloud, Software as a Service, unstructuralized information, Web Content Management, software appliance, CMIS, open standards, ISO, audio, video.
Intro
ECM is an important element of the IT landscape, and therefore care needs to be taken of its development and future. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is the strategy, methods and tools used to capture, manage, store and deliver content and documents related to organizational processes. ECM covers the management of information within the entire scope of an enterprise whether that information is in the form of a paper document, an electronic file, a database, print stream, or even an email.
ECM aims to make the management of corporate information easier through simplifying storage, security, version control, process routing, and retention. The benefits to an organization include improved efficiency, better control, and reduced costs1.
History and context of Content Management systems in Enterprises
Luksz.osuszek@pl.ibm.com
Smarter Content Management.
Future of Enterprise Content Management.
Abstract: As the unstructured data explosion continues - Enterprise Content Management is one of the key strategies for the IT market. This paper renders possible scenarios of the future trends and required transformation of ECM platforms and methodology.
The transformation is motivated by several internal and external factors, as well as the evolution of the strategy. Content Management platforms are highly integrated with existing IT environment. Thus are affected by the external data models and way of data processing. Additionally like any other software ECM has to adapt quickly for the market demands and trends.
This article present research about the possible future of Enterprise Content Management
Keywords: Enterprise Content Management, Advanced Case Management, knowledge workers, information structures, hierarchy, appliance delivery, Social Media, Cloud, Software as a Service, unstructuralized information, Web Content Management, software appliance, CMIS, open standards, ISO, audio, video.
Intro
ECM is an important element of the IT landscape, and therefore care needs to be taken of its development and future. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is the strategy, methods and tools used to capture, manage, store and deliver content and documents related to organizational processes. ECM covers the management of information within the entire scope of an enterprise whether that information is in the form of a paper document, an electronic file, a database, print stream, or even an email.
ECM aims to make the management of corporate information easier through simplifying storage, security, version control, process routing, and retention. The benefits to an organization include improved efficiency, better control, and reduced costs1.
History and context of Content Management systems in Enterprises
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