excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 98% Integration, vendor support key ingredients on Summary: Integration, vendor support key ingredients on users' plates. In the process, users gain better control over the entire population. Question 3: In general real-world applications, where does workflow work best? Question 6: How could vendors do a better job of selling imaging, workflow and document management? Brady wants vendors to make it easier for users, saying, "Vendors could do a better job... 85% 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... 83% Establishing a foundation for technology conv... Summary: technology convergence. The convergence of document and work process technologies is a hot topic. The ultimate goal of that convergence is to provide any user with access to any document from any desktop at any time. First, software components need to be interoperable. After closely examining the advantages, it is easy to see why convergence of document and work process technologies is such a... 83% e three, the company... Summary: e:/website/www/iw/library/1997/April_21/mfpsoftomorrowthexioni.html-ssi 83% How good is your workflow Coalition thinks yo... Summary: The specification defines what information should be recorded by an engine during a workflow enactment. Further, the coalition defines a consistent format in which to display this information. WfMC believes that workflow users requesting audit information from an engine that conforms with the specification should receive the data in a consistent format. This data can serve as the foundation for a... 82% OCR for Win 95: Comparing Caere OmniPage 7 and Xerox TextBridge 96 Summary: OCR is a very demanding task, and multiprocessing is not an option, it's a requirement. After a page or two of checking correct "errors," you have the option of only checking the worst "errors." The display window and the Soundex correction screens are very helpful. This measures every time a user would be faced with an error in a spell checker and the obvious errors that the spell checker... 82% 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. 81% The Buzz 3-17-97 Summary: Don't shrink-wrap workflow management. "Workflow management can't be shrink-wrapped," he says. Document Manager, the Web-based document management groupware package that was scheduled for release Feb. The aforementioned Ian Campbell agrees, saying, "Document management and groupware are coming together. Campbell also has some interesting thoughts on the "dark side" of document management. 80% Application integration: An essential ingredient Summary: Additionally, there is a host of clinical data management applications that also merits tight integration. To be truly effective, workflow must be fully integrated with the system and its applications. In addition to having workflow integrated with the application, the workflow product should also be fully integrated with the database as well. Integrated workflow does not mean that the workflow... 79% Healthcare's top priority: Developing an effective information strategy Summary: Developing an effective information strategy. The competitive landscape of healthcare delivery and management is altered forever. The pace of information technology change has also quickened. But these cannot simply be one-time reductions. They do take time. 78% 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... 78% Making sense of a document- and data-based world Summary: Users typically need access to disparate documents and data. Some processes are document-intensive and only have secondary requirements for data. Some processes are data-intensive and only have an occasional need for documents. How does one make sense of the disparate world of data and documents? There are many other process rules that EDMS technology can potentially disrupt. 76% Enterprise document management myth or realit... Summary: Enterprise document management:. Virtually every document management vendor has proclaimed its product to be the true enterprise document management system (EDMS). Enterprise document management is more of a concept than a product at this time.. Document management has successfully taken root in many organizations. * security adaptation--Most DM vendors must think beyond where they are in... 76% Unlocking the assets of legacy data Summary: OLAP is a concept more than a specific technology. Why are data warehouses a relatively recent development? It was possible, but problematic. * A company can completely separate business systems (OLTP operations) from data warehousing. Data warehousing supports the second strategy. 76% Search & deploy Summary: Fulcrum FIND! The Fulcrum FIND! A Fulcrum FIND! Fulcrum FIND! Fulcrum FIND! 76% A perspective on industry leadership Summary: A perspective on industry leadership. Two associations, AIIM and IMC, have clearly played a leadership role in our industry's growth and change over many decades. Today AIIM is the largest association representing our industry. The growth of the IMC exhibition and conference in Europe closely parallels industry growth. That market was estimated to grow to approximately $9.6 billion by 1998. 76% Jumping off a bridge to the 21st century Summary: Jumping off a bridge to the 21st century. Let's start with the paradigm shift. The operative word at Giga was economy, as in new economy, digital economy, or knowledge economy. We don't get too many of those new economies. The point is that the old rules don't apply in the new economy. 75% Component success stories Input/capture Summary: They needed a simple "file and find" imaging system, Nowak said. "We are always looking for technology with a customer service impact, and this definitely had a customer service impact," he said. With component imaging, there are no assumptions. "The way service bureau customers want images is never the same," said Naghshineh. This isn't to say that the component imaging approach is just for... 75% Getting the best bang for the buck With numer... Summary: With all of these conference choices, it's tough to know where to get the best bang for the buck. The BAI Conference is the combination of the BAI Image Conference, traditionally held in the fall, and the BAI Transaction Processing Conference, traditionally held in the spring. When BAI saw that there was too much duplication between its Image Conference and Transaction Processing Conference, it... 74% Integration: The key to image management Summary: "Without the integration with our HIS applications, we could not realize the tremendous cost savings and gains in productivity that we have. How an imaging system is implemented can be as important as the functionality itself. Third, the productivity gains and cost savings can easily justify the implementation costs. After gaining experience in patient accounting, most healthcare organizations...
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