Enterprise Content Management

Developing business potentials through efficient content management

Handling the vast amounts of information is becoming a major challenge for all companies, whether it involves eliminating paper from business-critical workflows, minimizing civil liabilities (compliance product liability, Basel II, SOX, GDPdU, etc.), centralizing the information repository or harmonizing and optimizing the information processes. Information has business value only if it can be integrated into processes in electronic form.

Enterprise content management (ECM) aims to consolidate isolated IT systems in the fields of web content management, document management, collaboration, workflow management, imaging/scanning, training management and archiving.

Benefits at a glance

Consolidation of the ECM infrastructure
Efficient standardization and integration of content, processes and applications on the internet/intranet lowers costs by up to 30 percent
Structured and unstructured content can be developed, recorded, qualified, administered and published
Search engines help with its categorization and help in searching content
Replacing client software (through portal and office integration) reduces software maintenance requirements
Lower transaction costs (by 50 percent on average)
Faster process execution (by up to 50 percent)
Less time required for routine activities (more than 25 percent less)

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