Enterprise Content Management
Controlling cost, complexity and risk in the print environmentEnterprises are continually seeking ways of driving cost out of managing their IT infrastructure without compromising service quality or business continuity.
Reaping the benefits of an enterprise output management strategyMore and more enterprises are recognising the value of optimising their printing infrastructure through device consolidation, proactive monitoring and ongoing management.
A heated debate is raging about the utilization of wikis as a form of content management within the enterprise. This insightful article represents a call for a truce as it points out that both wikis and formal content management systems have a significant role to play in the modern enterprise. The important thing to realize however is that these roles are fundamentally different!
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This paper explores the challenges of managing printing in large organisations today, the implications of an unmanaged print environment and recommendations for adopting an enterprise wide print strategy.
The rush to build websites during the dot.com boom often meant that scant attention was paid to the design of optimised Web Content Management (WCM) systems. This insightful article by Mick MacComascaigh (Research Director with research and advisory firm Gartner) takes a look back at some of the mistakes that were made and proposes some common sense suggestions on how companies can get it right this time around.
More and more companies find it necessary to plan strategies for the optimization of web content. Too often, however, this 'strategy' consists of nothing more than engaging the services of a Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) consultant. The purpose of this article is to call on readers to cast their nets a bit wider by following a multi pronged optimisation strategy that will, while not discounting the importance of SEO, broaden the impact of digital marketing efforts.
Over time it is normal for corporations to collect important information that is on paper. The only difference between one corporation and another is the rate of collection, the amount of papers collected, and importance of those papers. Some corporations collect a lot of paper and collect it quickly. Other corporations collect relatively small amounts of paper and at a slow rate. In any case, the collection of paper documents with important information on the documents is a fact of life in the corporation.
This paper highlights the printing challenges faced by businesses and the implications of operating an unmanaged print environment.
This paper highlights the key security vulnerabilities of networked printers and MFPs and discusses the techniques that can be used to mitigate these risks. This paper should be read by anyone who has responsibility for IT security or the management of printers.
The Strategic Path Records Management Roundtable Kate Walker, CEO of the Records Management Association interviews Michael Hyland of Grace Records Management, Mark Wesley, President of Recall Australasia and Ian Hollow, A/Asian MD for Iron Mountain about industry drivers influencing ILM.
Document management is critical for any large organization, yet is often neglected or dismissed as too difficult. Utilizing a managed service approach can help break the document management deadlock, but how can you get the most out of such a process? Document management is rarely a high priority for IT departments, often sidelined by more urgent problems such as security maintenance and sexier-sounding applications such as customer relationship management. However, efficient document management is essential for any organization for a variety of reasons.
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