The latest version of Active Innovation’s document management software comes with a number of upgrades most of which are focused on improving the workflow module and related tasks. These improvements make it more responsive than previous versions (v7.2 and v7.5) and optimize it for higher traffic volumes.
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Improved Document Management Workflow the Focus of infoRouter v8.0
With the growing importance of compliance and eDiscovery issues for many companies, it might be time to consider deploying a records management system. Chances are that your company already uses some kind of document management system. The question is, will your document management system also support records management?
At the core of this question is what is the differences between document management and records management. Let’s examine six differences.
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6 Ways Document Management and Records Management Differ
Last month, Alfresco announced that it had gained the distinction of being the first and only open-source software developer to achieve DoD 5015.02 records management (RM) certification.
Microsoft has been in compliance for years with DoD 5015.02, but they are in need of showing something new and competitive in SharePoint 2010’s RM offering.
Martin Tuip, Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager at Mimosa Systems, and Darrin Bishop, Darrin Bishop Group, tag-teamed a session at SPC09 on RM in SharePoint 2010 (news, site)
The latest report from Forrester Research (news, site) would seem to suggest that companies are slowly coming around to the fact that it’s bad business to put investment in records management on the back burner.
While there is a recognition that records management is a core business process in any company, only 20 per cent of companies would be “very confident” that they could meet eDiscovery or compliance requests if they were asked to do so in the morning.
However, the good news is that by the end of 2010 more than half of those surveyed in the 14-page report, entitled Records Management: User Expectations, Market Trends, And Obstacles written by Brian W.Hill of Forrester with Matthew Brown, Peter Schmidt, say they will be expanding their technology deployments in this regard.
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6 Actions For Your Records Management Strategy
It’s always good to get recognition from the analyst firms because many organizations pay attention to what these guys say. In the ever evolving area of records management, this recognition can help a lot.
According to the report: The Forrester Wave(TM): Records Management, Q2 2009, a number of key enterprise content management vendors lead the wave for records management including Open Text, IBM, EMC and Oracle. Autonomy and CA are also leaders, with Interwoven and HP noted as strong performers.
We took a closer look at what features brought some of these vendors to the top of the pile.
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Open Text, Autonomy, IBM Among Leaders in Records Management
