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KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management 2008
So why do these companies matter? Not necessarily because they are the most innovative, but that's a factor. Not because they are ahead of the curve on Enterprise 2.0 initiatives, but that's also a factor.Not because they are the most financially successful (that's not a factor), and not because they have the most efficient marketing engines—that's not a factor either.We have long held that the true essence of knowledge management is an attitude, a single-minded commitment to improvement.
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Posted 29 Feb 2008
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2007 KMWorld Promise and Reality Awards finalists
Selecting winners for these awards gets more difficult each year. When we handed out the first ones at the 2001 KMWorld conference, we received roughly 20 nominations for each category. The number of submissions has grown each year since then; we received more than 175 (both formal and informal) this year, and paring them down to these finalists was especially tough...
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Posted 01 Nov 2007
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DAM with a video spin
Digital asset management (DAM) is one of the most dynamic areas of software today, with organizations increasingly seeing its value in reducing costs and producing revenue streams. "These software solutions are now considered ‘must have' products,"...
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Posted 01 Nov 2007
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Building a Business Case for Digital Asset Management
As digital media content is distributed throughout an organization and to external audiences, its value to the organization greatly increases. Today's distribution channel complexity (print, online, mobile devices), combined with emerging new media types (podcasts, video, Flash), creates process inefficiencies and increases costs for companies. Digital asset management (DAM) solutions enable enterprises to control these costs, maximize the value of digital media assets and manage digital rights to this content...
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Posted 30 Oct 2007
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Governor’s Office Has All the Facts
Puerto Rico is a self-governing commonwealth, with executive power exercised by the governor who leads a cabinet of 15 ministers. The government offices are located in the beautiful, historic city of San Juan. Puerto Rico's Central Communications department is responsible for monitoring all television and radio news programs as well as newspaper articles relevant to the current administration. This office presents and coordinates all public communications for the governor of Puerto Rico...
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Posted 30 Oct 2007
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Rich Media: Images, Video, Business Asset and Intellectual Property
"Content chaos" is something organizations have become very familiar with, but discussion about it is often limited to email, documents, forms, contracts and spreadsheets. Many organizations overlook the importance of rich media as a valuable component of their enterprise's collective intellectual property. Primarily the realm of marketing departments, so-called digital assets must be considered essential to any sound enterprisewide ECM strategy...
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Posted 30 Oct 2007
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Driving Brand Marketing Processes with DAM
Growth-oriented firms with increasingly diverse and demanding marketing operations now need more effective ways of engaging potential buyers across multiple markets, communication channels and collateral presentation formats. This means that marketing operations must cover online and traditional print, broadcast, packaging, in-person and point-of-purchase brand/customer touchpoints. Efforts to develop more effective global multichannel market communications often run into two operational barriers...
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Posted 30 Oct 2007
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The Interactive Content Management Opportunity
Digital media and Web content are rapidly evolving into an integrated, dynamic and distributed information store, addressing virtually all subject matter. As more daily life migrates online, users are increasingly consuming data through digital sources. And today it is a large and growing group of individuals, rather than professional publishers, that is producing rich-media and Web content in a volume that outstrips all printed material. Obviously, we are creating and consuming information at a feverish pace...
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Posted 30 Oct 2007
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DAM: It’s Not Just For Disney Anymore
By that headline, I do NOT mean that the media/entertainment companies are no longer interested in managing their digital assets... completely the opposite is true! And I don't mean to single out Disney... any media, entertainment, news and publishing business whose products ARE rich media—movies, video, music, Web content—still relies on very complex, very specialized digital asset management (DAM) systems to conduct its daily work...
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Posted 30 Oct 2007
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KMWorld Trend-Setting Products of 2007
Assembling this list is never easy, but for the editorial colleagues, analysts, integrators and select group of users who chose which products belong on it, this year has been especially difficult.
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Posted 31 Aug 2007
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Keep Information Moving With Intelligent Capture and Exchange
Imagine your business without boundaries: paper and electronic forms merge; you can capture information in any form, from any place; you can exchange information more efficiently to drive business processes, ensure traceability of information and eliminate points of failure as information is managed throughout its lifecycle. Intelligent capture and exchange keeps information, and your business, moving.
Information drives business and 80% of all corporate content is unstructured in nature. The volume of information produced is growing at 50% annually.1 On average, a knowledge worker generates about 800MB of content each year.
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Posted 06 Jul 2007
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Time is Money:
Data Capture Software Saves Government Agency Days
What began as a pilot program to improve timesheet processing is now transforming Montgomery County's invoicing and accounts payable procedures into an adept system that dramatically reduces inefficiencies and greatly improves accuracy.
With more than 10,000 timesheets to process every other week, this Maryland county previously spent two days scanning documents and another three days reviewing them to correct errors in key pieces of data—such as employees' identification numbers—during the process, said Mayland Lin, department of technology services. . . .
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Posted 06 Jul 2007
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Managing Mission Critical Content
For centuries, business has run on paper. For many industries, that's still the case. But as the pace of business has accelerated, paper has become a burden and a bottleneck. It slows productivity because only one person can handle a paper document at a time (unless it is copied, which takes more time and further erodes efficiency). In an increasingly stringent regulatory environment, paper is also a legal risk. . . .
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Posted 06 Jul 2007
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