Authored by Tom Jenkins, the book explores the quality controls and productivity enhancements experienced when an organization uses the latest in secure Internet technology to deploy an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution. 
As a market, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) represents a critical new stage in the advance of the information age. It describes both a philosophical approach and the underlying technologies used to help businesses transform their content into competitive advantage. 
Enterprise Content Management: What you need to know focuses on another topical area of concern for organizations in many industries: corporate governance and regulatory compliance. Recent legislation (such as Sarbanes-Oxley, the Patriot Act and Basel II compliance) will affect many organizations throughout the world and has placed governance at the top of management agenda. 
In a business climate that demands structure and control, ECM creates a safe and transparent environment for organizations to foster innovation and growth. 
ECM leverages the power of the Internet to transform the way people interact. It creates secure and regulated environments, ensuring that protected content remains behind closed doors. At the same time, ECM unlocks the true potential of the enterprise by enabling people to transform content into knowledge, creating new possibilities and business opportunities. 
Enterprise Content Management: What you need to know is a must-read for executives interested in managing content to achieve compliance, improve productivity, and foster innovation and future growth.

Enterprise Content Management Technology: What You Need to Know

Computers & Technology

Tom Jenkins

David Glazer

Hartmut Schaper

Web Development & Design

Open Text Corporation

Enterprise Content Management Solutions explores how corporate enterprises are applying ECM as a key element of their business strategy to gain competitive advantage while introducing ways to increase Return on Investment, as well as the emerging importance of Complaince and Corporate Governance. This book also examines the use of ECM technology as applied in specific functional departments within an organization, and how ECM is applied in the real business world as driven by requirements that are specific to an industry segment. The scope is further expanded and considers the highest impact of ECM technology deployment - within multiple industries. A must-read for executives interested in managing content to achieve compliance, improve productivity, and fost innovation and future growth.

Enterprise Content Management Solutions: What You Need to Know

Business & Money

Bill Forquer

Peter Jelinski

Management & Leadership

Enterprise Content Management Methods reviews the most effective methods for many types of deployment scenarios - from a single deployment to a complex online marketplace. The book also examines the cultural change that occurs when an enterprise deploys an ECM application, and the change management principles that ensure a smooth transition and help employees embrace a new way of doing their jobs. Enterprise Content Management Methods provides multiple examples of how ECM is applied in the real business world within many industries, and of how organizations have streamlined their operations and realized return on investment as a result. A must-read for executives interesting in managing content to achieve compliance, improve productivity, and foster innovation and future growth.

Enterprise Content Management Methods: What You Need to Know

Walter Koehler

John Shackleton

In recent years, cloud computing as a service for outsourcing data storage, applications and infrastructure has become more prevalent. Many questions exist around cloud computing and different types of software are being offered as cloud solutions, including Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software. 
 Today's enterprise is tasked with managing diverse content types across multiple repositories, applications, devices and platforms. Enterprise Content Management (ECM) 2.0 is the secure management of content types from social networks, blogs, wikis and other Web 2.0 technologies across the enterprise and in the Cloud. As society demands higher standards for the accuracy and availability of content, ECM 2.0 delivers the underlying platform required to securely manage all content types from user-generated content in social networks to data contained in ERP systems. 
 This book illustrates all the component technologies inherent in an ECM 2.0 system. It describes how enterprise technologies tools paved the way for the adoption of text mining, 3D rendering and immersive environments, mobile access to content and the Semantic Web. Managing Content in the Cloud demonstrates how organizations can optimize the flow of content across the organization to improve productivity, mitigate risk and increase organizational agility.

Managing Content in the Cloud - Enterprise Content Management 2.0

Wikileaks offered but a glimmer into the hidden Web. It s a world that exists behind the firewall, yet it s essential to the operation of the world. The enterprises of today depend on the intranet (also known as the hidden Web) and all its information to run their organizations. We take for granted that today we can access enormous amounts of information and collaborate with others within our organization and on the Internet. We ll examine how Big Data and Enterprise Information Management (EIM) developed over the last 40 years and how the Web has made the demands, and the possibilities, explode. Technologies are evolving at a rapid fire rate, putting us much further ahead than we earlier anticipated. We have already advanced well beyond Web 2.0, which only just arrived as a phase in Internet development. This book traces this technological evolution from the early days to the current shift in computing and the delivery of content and services to users. Behind the firewall, where the database and application suite remain critical core components to an enterprise infrastructure, the future belongs to the combination of Customer Experience Management, Enterprise Content Management, and Business Process Management.

Behind the Firewall. Big Data and the Hidden Web: The Path to Enterprise Information Management

New enterprise solutions are needed, and they are needed now.

Enterprise Information Management the Next Generation of Enterprise Software

Mark J. Barrenechea

This book illustrates how information technology is modernizing the public sector at every level of government.

e-Government or Out of Government

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David Fraser

Versant is a book about what makes OpenText unique. But at the core, it isn’t what makes our company special. It’s who. Our character grows out of the values that individuals hold―and uphold. It can’t be faked. It can’t be forced. Take a look at what we do, who we are and what type of person thrives in our company. See the limitless possibilities of building the foundational technology that will power the world of industry and information, and ultimately, the future. Read Versant to learn why we believe that character is what creates a winning team.

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