excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 98% Merging principles of Web software pricing Ne... Summary: Gradually, out of the chaos a few principles are emerging: 1. Some level of access has to be free. 5. Writing costs more than reading. Consequently, write access to the database costs more. If Web access is free, support is not. With the Web, user support is starting to be decoupled from the software price. 93% Web software pricing...back to the future Summary: Web software pricing. In the client-server era, the price of a perpetual license to production software has been largely based on the number of users concurrently logged on to the server, an easily tracked and enforceable number that is generally accepted as a fair measure of user value. But the sudden demand for Web-based application access is now upsetting both the technological basis of that... 91% Lotus Development Summary: Lotus Development Corporation offers high-quality software products and support services that reflect the company's unique understanding of new ways in which we must all work together. 91% Lotus introduces new Web-enabled EDM product ... Summary: Web-enabled EDM product. Lotus Development (Cambridge, MA) will unveil Domino. Based on the Lotus Domino interactive Web server, Domino. According to Linda Myers-Tierney of Myers-Tierney and Associates (Carlisle, MA), Domino is expected to help Lotus reposition Notes for the Web. Lotus, she says, is leveraging Domino's Web capabilities to provide an out-of-the-box, Web-enabled EDM product on... 91% Upping the ante in the groupware war Lotus arm... Summary: Lotus arms itself with Domino. Lotus positions Notes as infrastructure, combining a development environment with applications and electronic messaging. A majority of Notes users say they use Notes to manage documents, yet it has not technically been considered a document manager. Notes has a repository to hold documents, yet it lacks some key features required of document managers. New Lotus EDM... 90% Corporate intranets: revolution in progress Summary: Sixteen percent of all American companies have begun to use the technology. An intranet, then, is simply your own company's private Internet. Once an application has been installed on a Web server, everyone connected to it can call it up and use it. It uses the public Internet to link its private intranets into a wide area network. I would call that applications-centered computing," he said. 89% Which document management Internet/intranet strategy is best for you? Summary: We had to have a Java-based technology or we couldn't have implemented an enterprisewide document management system." So, why was a Java-based architecture necessary to solve his document management needs? * Secure communication between a client and the document management system (DMS) server. * Low licensing costs. All a user needs is a Java-compatible browser and limited access to the server. 89% ActiveX: Same interface for both client-server Summary: ActiveX: Same interface for both client-server and intranet apps. For example, an HTML form is served up to a browser client for the user to fill in the data. The Submit Form button re-establishes the connection and sends the entire form back to the server, where it must be processed. This is the antithesis of the client-server model--no processing is done on the client side, but rather all... 89% Desktop imaging redux Summary: Upon installation, Imaging Pro automatically creates scan icons in the Word and Excel toolbars. * Runs in a Web browser. Imaging Pro not only runs as a Windows 95 or NT desktop executable, it runs inside the Internet Explorer Web browser, too. * Web link annotations. Clicking on the link annotation in the image viewer displays the linked document, if necessary launching the browser and retrieving... 89% Electronic delivery trend Hybrid, connected Summary: In its simplest form, the strategy might just mean exporting information developed in a CD-ROM into the hypertext markup language (HTML) code read by Web browsers. The only viewer that is needed for the CD-ROM is a standard Web browser. Opportunities for hybrid CDs. Textbooks may include a CD-ROM that allows Web access. If the information that was put on the CD-ROM portion of the CD/Web duo needs... 88% Security and order for business-critical infor Summary: Security and order for business-critical information on intranets. All groups need a fast, accessible system, in addition to specialized requirements. The access and ease of intranets comes at a loss of security. Before intranets, a client needed different applications to access every different information system in the business. Few of those systems can handle more than one gigabyte of... 88% Sound familiar Why hardware leads to imaging... Summary: . Why hardware leads to imaging success. In fact, the very notion of imaging as a hardware "system" business has been almost forgotten. Like the WIIS and ImagePlus systems of old, DG's software is designed to pull hardware and services. What the user is buying, however, is a business solution--not just low-cost hardware and software. Most vendors have worked too hard to separate their hardware... 88% Opinion & Editorial Summary: Imaging World, June 1st, 1996. More on SCS in July 1st's IW. Imaging is dead. But the world is changing. I do agree with you that some imagers won't thrive in the new world. 88% Seybold Show stresses "push" publishing Summary: Seybold Show stresses "push" publishing.pointcast. Pointcast boasts over 1 million downloaded software clients.com.com/PaperWeb. 88% ExtraNets Summary: Counsel Connect may be the largest and oldest existing extranet. Workflow on extranets. Pricing document management software for extranets is a big concern for vendors. "You can't do that with extranets." For its part, PC-DOCS has gone with per-user pricing. 88% OPINION The year nothing happened Summary: The year nothing happened. None of this happened, of course. Reason number two was the Web. More infrastructure investment. Next year we'll surely revel in The Year A Whole Lot Happened. 88% Newcomer competes with network document manage... Summary: Newcomer competes with network document management features. Based on early reviews, they seem bound to stir up the already dynamic document management market. For its part, NetRight and its iManage product line offers on- or off-the-Web products. The software also provides document security that is tightly bound to network security all the way down to the file level. Document authors can adjust... 88% A database engine designed for imaging Summary: They are the image filing system (IFS) and the database management system (DBMS). System requirements.. Image filing system (IFS) criteria. The IFS should link individual pages to the entire document. If the requested image is page 50 of a 100-page document, only page 50 need be retrieved, not the entire document. 88% Access gains Summary: Through its recent acquisition of PaperClip Software (Hackensack, NJ), Access Solutions (North Kingston, RI) unveiled its enterprise information management product strategy at AIIM. The new suite of products is intended to provide a full spectrum of object and data storage retrieval solutions combining Access Solutions' data storage with PaperClip's software for workflow, imaging and document... 88% Hot Products 3-3-97 Summary: Workview new to Navigator. Starting at $22,995 (for a single drive), the CD-R 5000 comes with NT-based duplication software. Web-based document distribution. Built-in security provided by Optika's WebBooks allows access only to valid users. The Web client specifies the application and folder from which documents will be retrieved.
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