The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
By EMC ,
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This white paper provides a high-level outline of the challenges facing companies around the creation and management of business content. Three software and computing trends have created opportunities for enterprises to improve their competitive positions in today’s knowledge-based economy. Social computing has democratized collaboration and empowered individuals to create, collaborate, edit, exchange, publish, and promote information on a worldwide scale and scope. Team collaboration allows groups of authenticated individuals to increase productivity through coordinated information sharing and task management. Enterprise content management provides businesses the capability to capture, manage, store, preserve, and deliver content and documents according to organizational processes on an enterprise scale.
Your IT strategy should consider the domains of social computing, team collaboration, and enterprise content management as an integrated web of services rather than as separate sets of product solutions. Find out why utilizing an integrated approach provides flexible, open, and powerful collaboration capabilities while reducing business and IT risks and costs; and why social computing, team collaboration, and enterprise organizations, when considered as part of one integrated high-performance information workplace, can be used to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.
EMC is developing a rich Internet application and framework that utilizes the powerful Documentum® enterprise content management system to provide fully integrated social computing and team collaboration capabilities. Learn how EMC will work with you to deliver an unparalleled capability to integrate social computing, team collaboration, and enterprise content management to achieve sustainable competitive advantage.
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June 3, 2009
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