If you missed some of our recent webinars, you may be surprised to find that they are also available for listening after the fact! Here's a list of some of the recent webinars -- listen in. Maybe listen in while having lunch. No charge for blog readers. [Note: Graphic is picture I had of a hot dog while on a business trip. Don't tell my wife.]
Document Imaging for Microsoft-Driven Organizations
Speaker: Craig LeClair, Forrester Research, Inc.
4/10/2008
Microsoft technologies - SharePoint, Exchange, Access, SQL, etc. -- are core to the fabric of organizations' business operations. Too often, however, these operations get bogged down by paper, leading to parallel work processes - one electronic and one paper-based. Document imaging software brings these processes together, increasing business efficiencies created by Microsoft applications. Join us to learn how to tightly integrate document imaging into your existing IT infrastructure, enabling employees to share content, eliminate paper (thus making that content searchable), include paper documents into electronic workflows, and contribute to sound records management.
Enterprise 2.0 � What�s the Real Story?
Speaker: Carl Frappaolo, VP AIIM Market Intelligence
3/28/2008
The market is abuzz with commentary on Enterprise 2.0. Emerging from the momentum of Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities.
Proactive eDiscovery: it Starts with Email
Speaker: Brian Foster, Access Sciences Corporation
3/26/2008
Controlling email with an eye on compliance and risk is crucial for every organization. Rather than jumping when the lawyers call and playing damage control should content go astray, organizations should take a proactive approach to managing their content so as to stay out of legal hot water. This event will focus on getting a handle on email as a starting point to a proactive eDiscovery strategy and will provide guidance for a new way of thinking about managing it. While email is the most critical starting point for eDiscovery for most organizations, attendees will be reminded that eDiscovery requires handling email and beyond, and cannot be effectively managed with point solutions. It must be part of an overall enterprise content management strategy.
Records Retention: 10 Essential Elements
Speaker: Mark Diamond, Contoural
3/19/2008
Now more than ever, organizations of every size and in every industry must be concerned with the proper maintenance and deletion of their business records. There have never been more legal, compliance, and operational drivers for creating a sound plan for records retention. A well formed and executed program will prepare your organization for an audit or a litigation hold and will often have the side benefit of improving productivity and lowering costs at the same time. Not sure how to launch your plan or not sure if your plan is the right one for your organizations? Join us as we take you step by step through the 10 essential elements of a records retention program. Find out how paper and electronic records can be better managed by leveraging technology and business practices.
Bringing Documents to Life: Transform How Information is Shared, Consumed and Utilized with Dynamic Documents
Speaker: Bill Trippe, The Gilbane Group
3/12/2008
Documents do not have to be snapshots of a point in time. By pulling together technologies such as XML-based authoring and publishing tools and connecting to live data, documents can become dynamic and interactive � alive in a sense. Rather than creating and then updating the same document with different versions, a document can really begin to work for you by pulling live data so that it�s always up-to-date.
ECM Profiles: Enterprise Content Management- Moving from a Point Solution to an Enterprise Rollout Presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota
Speaker: Tom Chaffee, Systems Architect at Blue Cross Blue Shield of MN
2/28/2008
Learn from BCBS of Minnesota how it developed, planned and is currently executing its content management rollout across its enterprise.
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