June 23, 2010

8 Web Presentations You Need to See

Here are eight recent archived “webinars” that are a must.  

All of them are free, you just need to log in/create an account to view them.  

Go to http://www.aiim.org/Events/Webinars-onDemand-Information-Management-Document-Records.aspx to access the presentations. 

8 Web Presentations You Need to See

1 -- The Secret Ingredient in Your Information Management Success.

Archiving is a foundational technology for information governance and a good starting point for making information governance actionable.  This webinar focuses on the operational challenges with Microsoft SharePoint, email and file servers, and how customers can measure the cost saving they can generate through effective archiving.

2 -- Get the Big Picture View of Your Customers.

This webinar explains how companies across a wide spectrum of industries and from small to large can enable customer responsiveness, sales process efficiency, and electronic workflows with this key integration and cloud-based solutions. Without the need to keep and connect manual paper-based processes, you can transform disjointed customer documentation, increase productivity, and reduce cost.

3 -- Discover the Automation Approach that Optimizes Skilled Worker Productivity.

Case management applications offer a collaborative approach that can help you reap the benefits of automation in environments where people, information, and process collide. Learn how to improve workflow, improve worker productivity, and reduce cycle times in your organization.

4 -- Take Control of Paper in Remote Offices to Get the Most Out of Your Distributed Capture.

If you’re thinking about decentralizing your scanning operations, or if you already have, you’ll want to listen to this to learn how to get the most out of distributed capture in your organization.

5 -- Best of AIIM:  What’s New in ECM Technologies.

Join us for a special AIIM webinar that captures top technologies to watch for in 2010. This “armchair” technology showcase features product demonstrations, customer case studies, and listener-driven Q&A.

6 -- Are You Ready for Litigation?

Don’t play the negative lottery – “it will never happen to us” – get ready for discovery now by taking control of your documents and records.  This webinar walks you through an information discovery analysis from identification through process so that you will know what to expect when the unexpected happens to you.

7 -- Information Preservation:  Technologies That Work Today for Tomorrow.

Does your records management plan call for storing records and documents for 5 years? 10 years? More than that? This webinar will discuss various preservation technologies including digital imaging, the viable world of film, PDF/a, strategies for cross referencing digital and analog records collections, and more.

8 -- Integrating ERP and ECM:  the Why, How, and What of the Issues.

This webinars presents results from AIIM's research indicating which process integrations bring the best ROI and what strategies are working for integrated access portals. We discuss the benefits and practicalities of integrating ERP with content and document management systems, what the most popular choices are for portal configurations and integration middleware, and what longer term issues might arise for support and compatibility.

Have you checked these out?

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  2. 8 Things to Help Contain the Cost & Risk of Litigation
  3. 8 Things Document Automation Can Do For Your Company
  4. 8 Things We Learned on the Way to ECM 
  5. 8 Excuses for Not Implementing an Enterprise Content Management System When You Know that You Should 
  6. 8 Reasons Why E-Forms Can Transform Your Business 
  7. 8 Things You Need to Do to Capture, Share and Retain Knowledge from Your Digital Landfill
  8. 8 Reasons Why ECM Implementations Experience High Failure Rates, and What to Do About It 

Jun 23, 2010 10:07:06 PM | 8 things, Compliance and records management, ecm

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abendkleid

These all information which you can share with us. There are so many most popular choices the most popular choices are for the portal configuration and integration for the middle ware. These technology is really very featured base in all these there are so many things which is really very great.

Posted by: abendkleid | September 01, 2010 at 06:21 AM

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