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Workflow, BPM & Document Management Contents - June 2005 Summary

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Comino

DST International

Global 360

International Presence

Mitral Systems

Objective

Océ

SDL International

Singularity

Triaster

  Management Briefings

 

  • Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3
    Outdated management attitudes may be one reason why workflow and BPM projects fail to have full impact. Pat Sweet reports on new market research.
  • Expert Opinion
    Derek Miers of Enix Consulting says companies have to change the mindset of their people to get the best out of BPM software.
  • View from the Top | Part 2
    DHL Freight was so pleased with its first application of scanning and workflow software that it is applying it to other problems.
  • BPM Development | Part 2
    Keith Hales traces how ‘BPM’ emerged from workflow technology, and what extra it has to offer.
  • Portals | Part 2
    BPM systems and enterprise-level portals are a mean combination when it comes to coping with corporate change, says George Imlah of Atos Origin.
  • EDM
    Electronic document management technology has become more affordable to smaller companies, writes Keith Birch of Touchstone.
  • Cashable Benefits | Part 2
    Capgemini’s Eddie Short and Vincent Owens recommend ways to get direct, bottom-line benefit from BPM software.
  • Financial Sector | Part 2 | Part 3
    Workflow technology can play a useful role in the latest applications required by the financial services industry. Alan McSweeney explains.
  • Content Management | Part 2
    Where do you draw the line when choosing which corporate data comes under the auspices of content management software? David Martin faces a near impossible question.
  • Standards | Part 2
    There’s a bewildering range of standards to help you share content across the company. James Robertson picks a path through the maze.
  • Evaluation Centre
    Details of an online guide to workflow, BPM and document management technology.
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