Document Management/Conversion

Going global with XML

XyEnterprise and Idiom partner Posted May 02, 2007

Hyland releases OnBase 6.4

Connecting people with processes Posted April 23, 2007

RSS for Notes, Sametime

NewsGator offers plug-ins for Lotus Posted April 16, 2007

UPMC streamlines document processes

Posted April 09, 2007

E-MAIL in law firms: a case in point

Law firms face all the same problems with e-mail that other industries do, only more so. Posted April 01, 2007

Collaborative DM

Targeting document-intensive processes Posted March 28, 2007

The world of super integration

Last summer, in a very quiet acquisition, Microsoft purchased a health intelligence software product called Azyxxi, which was the brainchild of Dr. Craig Feied, Dr. Mark Smith and Fidrik Iskandar of MedStar Health. That acquisition by Microsoft underscores the importance of “smart systems integration,” a phrase I use to describe “systems of systems” that perform exceptionally well together, are highly reliable and really change the way people work. Posted March 28, 2007

Skywire acquires Docucorp

Strengthens insurance position Posted March 14, 2007

Spreadsheet control

Embed into DM, CM systems Posted March 14, 2007

DM/imaging for SharePoint

5280 Solutions releases new suite Posted March 12, 2007

Content optimization

Interwoven announces new solutions Posted March 05, 2007

Capture family histories

Posted March 05, 2007

Content & Document Management Solution Directory: SpringCM

Posted March 01, 2007

Content & Document Management Solution Directory: FatWire

Posted March 01, 2007

Content & Document Management Solution Directory: Clearview Software

Posted March 01, 2007

View From The Top: Teragram

Posted March 01, 2007

View From The Top: SpringCM

Posted March 01, 2007

View From The Top: Expert System

Posted March 01, 2007

View From The Top: Ektron

Posted March 01, 2007

View From The Top: ABBYY

Posted March 01, 2007

KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management

About a year ago, Dr. Michael Koenig wrote in these pages that unlike many business “fads,” knowledge management didn’t fall into the typical 10-year pattern of boom and bust, with four or five years of explosive growth, followed by a slightly longer period of almost equally dramatic decline. His conclusion: KM is here to stay. Posted March 01, 2007

Extending compliance initiatives

QUMAS Express eases document review Posted February 26, 2007

An e-discovery aid

OnSite 3 eases document review Posted February 12, 2007

Protecting P8

CYA tackles IBM FileNet Posted February 07, 2007

Distributed Scanning Goes “Back to the Future” with Fax

Easy to Use, Familiar and Inexpensive, Fax Continues to Prosper Posted February 01, 2007

Bridging the Gap The Challenges of the Paper-to-Digital Divide

Posted February 01, 2007

A Conversation with ... Daniel Lucarini, Captaris

Pushing The Document Up The Value Chain Posted February 01, 2007

HOSTED SOLUTIONS: (SaaS): SpringCM

Posted February 01, 2007

HOSTED SOLUTIONS: (SaaS): NetDocuments

Posted February 01, 2007

What does it all mean?

Autonomy's new Meaning Analytics Warehouse Posted January 31, 2007

Easing the migration path

Vamosa releases Content Migrator 2.9 Posted January 17, 2007

Enhanced data mining

New version of Clementine from SPSS Posted January 17, 2007

On the fly document delivery

Posted January 15, 2007

ERID meets IDOL

Cardiff integrates Autonomy technology Posted January 10, 2007

ZyLab and Aitheras partner

Full life cycle document solutions Posted January 10, 2007

KMWorld Corporate Positioning Statement: docHarbor

Posted January 01, 2007

KMWorld Readers' Choice Award 2006: EMC

KMWorld Corporate Positioning Statement: EMC Posted January 01, 2007

The Readers speak-10th Anniversary KMWorld Readers' Choice Awards

About 11 years ago, a group of us were starting to ask ourselves whether all this "information management stuff" might have a greater purpose than merely to store information in a file server somewhere. That maybe—just maybe—information could be applied to the type of work and to the level of decision-making taking place in business at such a famously accelerated pace. And in providing that information to the right person at the right time, the promise of a truly knowledge-based economy could be realized. In the 10 years since ImagingWorld became KMWorld magazine, we've tried to address the discipline (practice? theory? religion?) of knowledge management from each of its well-known constituent components—people, process, technology. Posted January 01, 2007

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