A raw deal for libraries One of the most surprising, even shocking, features of the Google-AAP-Authors Guild Settlement is how hard it is on libraries
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DPO jumps the generation gap Richard Thompson of Pitney Bowes Management Services outlines how Document Process Outsourcing (DPO) is enabling business to reap significant savings
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Smart moves epitomise ECM’s wave of change Following ECM365’s last edition of the ‘Richmond Lectures’ thought leadership series, Editorial Director Paul Quigley continues the hard talk with the third in the series, and tackles the issues of awareness in ECM, training and development issues as well as implementation considerations and standards
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ECM Best Practice: Setting the Standards Following the last edition’s introductory interview with Ben Richmond from the Content Group, ECM365’s Editorial Director Paul Quigley continues with the second of the ‘Richmond Lectures’ and tackles the issues of developing new standards in ECM with the British Standards Institute and where it meets best practice in web content management.
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E-business for experts Ariel Ludi, CEO of e-commerce solutions provider hybris believes that making central data storage available to all marketing channels saves management costs.
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Web 2.0 - don't be just 'content' to let it pass you by Google's recent acquisition of YouTube is clear evidence that Web 2.0 is here to stay, but what will be its impact in the business environment? Robin Daniels, senior product marketing manager EMEA at Vignette outlines the rise of Web 2.0 and how organisations can best utilise it to manage information assets and enhance their customer relationships.
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Buyers beware Users may know what the enterprise wants but are they prepared to commit what is required to get it? ECM is a business strategy not a technology but shall we tell the users asks Paul Attridge, VP Life Sciences (Europe) for First Consulting Group
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Whistle while you work The records manager of a key 'magic circle' law firm has estimated that every lawyer in the UK spends at least an hour a day looking for files
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Portal market outlook The enterprise portal market has evolved rapidly from its beginnings in the late 1990s, seeing portals become more sophisticated and many vendors come and go. Simon Stevens, Plumtree regional director for Northern Europe, provides an overview of the market to date and presents his view of the future
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