Master Data Management
ECM (Enterprise content management ) - is a set of technologies used to capture, store, preserve and deliver content and documents and content related to organizational processes. ECM tools allow the management of an organization's unstructured information, wherever that information exists.
ECM employed the technologies and strategies of content management to address business process issues, such as records and auditing, knowledge sharing, personalization and standardization of content, and so on.
Siperian, Inc. - developers of an industry leading master data
management (MDM) platform - and Evaxyx - a leading data integration
consulting firm - recently announced a strategic partnership designed
to deliver faster ROI to Siperian users. As a part of this
relationship, Evaxyx has developed the Evaxyx Siperian Services
Framework (ESSF) -- a set of industry best practices that further
reduce Siperian MDM Hub's fast implementation time and help
organizations achieve greater business value. The ESSF consists of an
implementation framework that is based on proven techniques and
utilizes best practices, tools, and templates.
Dow Jones & Company has relied on imaging technologies for years to support its vast document management requirements. With hundreds of channels of distribution to manage multiple marketing campaigns going on simultaneously, the ability to track, capture, and process incoming subscriptions and customer orders was challenging. Submitted by Datacap
T-Mobile selected Datacap Taskmaster, with its Taskmaster Web browser-based option for scanning and verification over the Internet, to solver their need for a distributed capture solution that would let them scan documents locally and upload them to their dedicated imaging center. Submitted by Datacap
Taskmaster for Invoices integrates with any document scanner to capture all the important information from the invoice digital image. Taskmaster uses OCR and ICR recognition technology to accurately capture all critical invoice data: including vendor ID, date, line item and total amounts. This information can be automatically delivered directly into your accounts payable, ERP, document management and other back-end systems.
The three generations of KM were discussed by Dave Snowden, director of the Institute of Knowledge Management at IBM, during a speech at the 5th McMaster World Congress on Intellectual Capital in Hamilton, Ontario, Jan. 16 to 18.Snowden said the first generation of information management, decision support and data warehousing was stylized by the phrase "the right information in the right place at the right time," and ended around 1995. In the second generation, people were brought back into the equation along with their knowledge assets, and it was believed that knowledge could be captured and codified. Then, sometime around 2000, people began to realize that not all knowledge could be made explicit, Snowden said.He focused on three rules of knowledge management:
Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. (TBW), headquartered in Ocala, FL, is one of the nation's top wholesale mortgage lenders. TBW's rise within the mortgage industry is the result of strong management and marketing teams, strategic partnership building, and technological innovations, including a state-of-the-art capture system, built with Datacap Taskmaster. Submitted by Datacap
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