excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 99% 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... 95% Intranets--the growth tells the story Everybody... Summary: Push/pull. publishing. By Adina Levin "Push/pull" publishing is hot. Simple push delivery. This is "basic" push publishing in which servers deliver formatted documents to one or many recipients. 92% Documation hits Santa Clara... Summary: Documation hits Santa Clara. The focus of the event is on managing content and compound documents on the Internet, intranets and other networked environments. An "Annual State of the Document Management Industry" will follow Negroponte's address. Moderated by Gilbane, this session will emphasize the role of document management in corporate intranets. NovaManage is an open system that works with... 90% Surviving the changes in workflow and documen... Summary: Surviving the changes in workflow and document management. It is also clear that document management and workflow systems are converging in functionality and increasingly competing with each other.. What has changed?. One critical change is that workflow is no longer tied to imaging systems. Its workflow system comes with a document repository. 90% Document management will go away Summary: Document management will go away. Intranets will only disappear in the sense that we (as users) won't notice them. What David means is, documents are something we need to manage as part of a business process. We don't want to spend our days in the office worrying about managing documents. Document management is too important not to be a built-in capability of our business computing environment. 90% Drawing a document technology roadmap Summary: document management and electronic delivery. Document management for authoring or delivery? Tools for communicating and coordinating are perhaps more important, too, since authoring is more collaborative than viewing or delivering documents. Standards impact document delivery and management at the document, application, and communications levels. They are also the systems of choice for Web-only... 89% Document Management Summary: The hurricane is the "intranet phenomenon." * Intranets have created "document middleware." Document middleware. The intrusion of middleware is certainly the most esoteric but perhaps also the most profound effect of intranets on document systems. New buyers. 88% COLD, The state of the market, 1996 Summary: A trend in 1996 has been the introduction of a significant number of NT client-server systems. The forecast for all architectures and vendors in 1996 with the total number of systems installed through 1995 follows. * Client-server--26 vendors, 2,050 installed systems, up from 15 vendors in 1995 as the production imaging vendors add COLD, new vendors enter the market and the mainframe vendors add... 88% Users create demand for imaging Desktop documen Summary: Desktop document image. The fact is, the demand for desktop image management originates from a market segment that is not composed of traditional document imaging users.. DOCS Imaging gets. DOCS Imaging challenges Watermark. In comparison, Watermark only notes-edits. 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. 86% 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... 86% CAP Ventures' tutorial for beginners & veterans Summary: Topics to be covered:. Tutorial II: Compound document management & electronic delivery. Conducted by Frank Gilbane, CAP Ventures, this tutorial provides information and business managers planning to implement compound document management & delivery systems with the information they need to make knowledgeable decisions. Topics covered. Compound document management. 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% Where we answer all your CD-R questions Summary: What is CD-Recordable? Part II refers to CD-Recordable. For a CD-ROM player or CD recorder, a 1X speed translates to 153,600 bytes per second. Therefore, a "1X" recorder writes 150 KB per second to the CD-R media. Likewise, a "2X" recorder records at 300 KB per second, a "4X" records at 600 KB per second and a "6X" records at 900 KB per second. 85% GigaAIIM reports respectable, not spectacula... Summary: Giga/AIIM reports respectable,. not spectacular, industry growth. Production imaging systems still dominate the market with 78% of the revenue. The report also reveals that few vendors identify themselves as being involved exclusively in electronic imaging. Those few vendors identifying themselves as involved exclusively in electronic imaging were the smallest companies of those surveyed. 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% The maturation of recognition technology How ... Summary: How OCR evolved and how the Web is changing source documentation. Some areas of OCR are more mature than others. Machine-print OCR on clean documents is fairly mature. OCR increases productivity and automates office processes. The Web and intranet are slowly changing the source of documents. 84% 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... 84% AIIM NEWS Summary: AIIM NEWS. Over the past few years, AIIM has emerged as a unique show for the document systems industry--each year it is the one place where all of the diverse approaches to managing document information come together. Convergence.Document Manager at Documation in February. We won't see the full manifestation of the answer this year, but the question is finally in the air, and the vendors all... 84% 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.
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