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There’s been plenty of debate about the role of enterprise content management (ECM) in conjunction with big data. ECM systems aren’t — in and of themselves — big data applications by IDC’s definition.
Many business processes are document intensive, making them ideal candidates for automation using an enterprise content management (ECM) system.
You have questions about enterprise content management (ECM). “What is ECM?” “What can ECM do?” “Can ECM really help me save time and money?
This OnBase brochure is designed to be used with the OnBase Workbook to help you understand where you can leverage OnBase throughout your organization. OnBase is a single enterprise information platform for managing content, processes, and cases, combining ECM, case management, business process management (BPM), records management and capture functionality on a single platform.
This 3-minute video is here to demystify the term “ECM” by providing an overview of the concepts of workflow, ECM, and document management.
Do you have a problem with paper? Is managing documents keeping you up at night? Do you want to improve your business processes and remain compliant? Naviant can help!
More than just routing documents, Workflow Automation automatically processes work based on a pre-determined set of rules so you can focus on the job you were hired for – not chasing paper.
Discover some of the most common ECM terms as well as their meanings. We tried to tackle the most popular terms in enterprise content management.
Access this resource to get shocking statistics on the document imaging industry and the ROI that’s possible.
Since the initial implementation, Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin has over 2.4 million documents in their OnBase system and over 600 employees in over 20+ departments using OnBase.
The road to success has been plagued with obstacles and hazards for Property & Casualty (P&C) insurers in recent years.
The pace of business has changed. In order to stay viable, insurers need to make business decisions fast. Insurers that continue to rely on outdated legacy systems and manual, paper-based processes are at a significant disadvantage.
If you’re like most insurance organizations, it’s not always easy to draw the line between where project-based, collaborative content begins and where everyday transactional business content ends.
In search of efficiency, agility and the ability to innovate, insurers are quickly realizing their legacy systems often stand in the way of these goals.
