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Articles by Roger Beharry Lall

Effective Email Integration Techniques for Improved Information Governance

An effective information governance strategy depends on many intricate pieces. Like a jigsaw puzzle, if all of those pieces don't fit together, the whole is not going to show the entire picture. If you have captured, processed and archived some of your business information--but not all of it—there are missing pieces of the information governance puzzle . . . .

Effective Classification Techniques

Achieving document management success has become a key initiative within many enterprise organizations. With the huge volumes of content created daily (we are using the term petabytes now), each stage of the document lifecycle must be addressed in order to gain control of the content that can be leveraged for future business growth. However, achieving success at every stage of the document lifecycle—from ingestion to output—can be a struggle for many organizations.

Putting the Content Back in Enterprise Content Management

Enterprise content management systems have truly changed the way organizations work. The big players—EMC Documentum, IBM FileNet, Microsoft SharePoint and OpenText—have in many ways transformed day-to-day document-centric processes, helping to automate tedious manual tasks and increase business efficiency. Still, something is missing; we haven't quite achieved panacea... yet . . . .

PDF as a Smart Application for Case Management

Across many industries—from finance to life sciences to energy—the amount of content you deal with on a daily basis for each business process is growing. Not only that, but it's becoming harder to manage. Take a look at these eye-popping stats . . . .

Filling in the SharePoint Document Process Gaps with Advanced Rendering

Enterprise content management (ECM) has become a business-critical application, and while EMC Documentum, IBM FileNet and OpenText have dominated this space historically, Microsoft SharePoint is slowly achieving significant traction as the "ECM for the masses" by reducing the high cost, large footprint and long implementation times often associated with traditional solutions. However, while SharePoint's proven collaboration and portal capabilities have driven adoption, the adoption of SharePoint as a full ECM remains low. . . .