excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 98% Database technology evolves to address today'... Summary: Database technology evolves to address today's information needs. The most important aspect of EDI is that data and documents converge, thus minimizing distinctions between data, documents and records. Data, document and records management coalesce. Structured documents/records (transactions) will exist as fields in a database management system. Traditional databases and tools, however, cannot... 92% Look ahead the universal server Summary: Look ahead: the universal server. "The most important thing is that the document platform be consistent with DBMS standards driven largely by existing business applications," says Silver. Dale, however, doesn't necessarily see the universal server (as touted by vendors) as the answer to filling in gaps in the document management and database market. "I'm not sure that I understand the question... 91% From data to information warehousing By Elia... Summary: to information. warehousing. Data warehousing is emerging as a means to provide enterprise decision makers "all the information they need" to manage their businesses. Yet warehousing only deals with the 1% of electronic information. In the meantime, companies can take steps to position themselves to ride the information warehousing wave. 89% Image-enabling the healthcare enterprise Summary: Central data repositories and imaging. However, these repositories are limited to structured electronic data, i.e., letters and numbers. A closer look at central data repositories. They can also store and retrieve the images and other data on optical storage media. With these facts in mind, many hospitals are looking to integrate their central data repositories with imaging systems. 89% The four truths of document capture Summary: The four truths of document capture. The four truths will be: * Document capture is being redefined as data collection. * Capture/collection should be done as close as possible to document creation. Capture will become data collection. As a result, document capture must transform itself to data collection. 89% Sharpening your database focus Summary: On the role of the database in. These attributes must be identified and managed for a successful document management application. Not surprisingly, modern database technology also plays a key role in document management by providing the same performance, integrity, and reliability characteristics for applications that operate on more sophisticated data types such as large text, word processing... 88% Making use of electronic signatures Summary: electronic signatures. What is electronic commerce and what is its future? What is electronic commerce? We must develop products that help organizations adopt technology and adapt their procedures to technological mediums. Our electronic signature technology mimics traditional signing procedures and provides the same benefits of handwritten signatures. 87% Sign on the digital line Summary: Sign on the digital line. We have the technology for digital signatures. And there is no assurance that the digital document being digitally signed hasn't been digitally altered after the image was applied. More technology can increase the validity of a digital signature. Silanis isn't the only vendor offering a digital signature product. 87% Scanner/Web/VAR Beats Summary: Intrafed continues on the scene. BancTec announced a distribution agreement with TextWare. The Web beat. "We believe that publishing on- and off-line go hand in hand on the Web and CD, and we believe that automating the process is critical to the success of the project." Now they are asking how to solve problems." 86% Caution- technology convergence ahead Summary: Studies in the late 1970s demonstrated that while it was advantageous to use technology to create and manage office documents, there was a need to tie workers together because, after all, workers need to engage each other in their daily activities (the first glimmer of workflow awareness! the office automation manager). Developing an image. At that point, users could think of managing published... 86% EDMS technology is becoming a central theme in... Summary: ... lending operations EDMS applications. operations EDMS applications. ... cash management EDMS applications. ... item processing EDMS applications. all items archive. 86% Forms processing A market takes shape As the... Summary: In fact, the paper forms industry now refers to itself as the forms and systems industry. The forms automation marketplace. Pricing: the new differentiator. There is also an annual maintenance fee of 15% of system cost. Prices vary. 86% Doculabs looks at ONEstone's ProZessware, a wor Summary: . Why groupware-based workflow? ProZessware's architecture uses four separate Lotus Notes databases: the Application database (client interface), the Organization Directory database for administration, the Process Definition database for all workflow definitions and the Design Repository database for storing information used by the ProZess Designer. Workflow designer. ProZessware's graphical... 86% The changing roles of paper in business commun... Summary: The changing roles of paper in business communications. Growth in paper shipments is expected to slow to 1% to 2% annually. Continuous forms are expected to continue their long decline in shipments and in revenues. Over the forecast period, the use of paper will continue to increase, but the roles of paper in business communications will change dramatically (See the figure "Paper for new... 86% Convergence of technologies results in rich We... Summary: "The fastest growing collection of documents in a corporation is its Web site. PDF problem, comparing our content." and fourth is long documents. We believe these applications are better served by Acrobat solutions." Informix's Universal Server. 86% NT-based integrated information management for the enterprise Summary: NT-based integrated information management for the enterprise. Integrated document information management. Why NT? Why NT? application integration. 85% Document Management in the enterprise Summary: Enterprise Storage Solutions For Data & Document Management. The ad hoc user. Customers have chosen us to provide computing solutions during the last half century. The user then simply selects the documents they want to view or print. Above all, if you are not currently considering an enterprise document management strategy and solution, you should be! 85% Netting new gains from earlier document capture Summary: with "document creation." Document capture is no longer relevant because the document was created as part of the destination application in the first place. The value of earlier document capture. Following are several advantages of merging document capture with creation. Much of that work will be transferred to service bureaus as companies realize that digitizing documents is not part of the... 85% Enterprisewide solution for integrated delivery Summary: By E. Andrew Mayo, Executive Vice President, MedPlus Inc. Medical records and the associated medical records information system (MRIS) must be the source for the "legal" medical record. Architecture for an enterprisewide patient record system.) * Encrypted digitized signature: A signature password verifies the user's signature authority. E. Andrew Mayo is Executive VP of MedPlus Inc. 85% When will COLD get the respect it deserves? Summary: Banking & Financial Services White Paper When will COLD get the respect. TASC Imaging and workflow have gotten all the attention, but what about COLD? Applications for COLD. The primary users of COLD data in TASC applications are the front office staff who speak directly with a firm's customers, and the back office staff who perform paper-oriented workflow tasks.com Craig LeClair, Director of...
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