April 2004

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Editorial

• Content management... you simply cannot ignore it

NewsTrack

• Cimtech News
• Is this the final chapter for the book as we know it?
• Daeja brings future of document management into focus
• FileNet’s new team collaboration
• FAST searching at the Office for National Statistics
• Document capture à la français
• Verity in Action at BT Group
• Xerox automatic indexing, classifying and posting of electronic documents
• Bits 'n' PCs

Focus On Content Management

• The Royal Society of Chemistry discovers formula for new website
• Hummingbird unveils new Enterprise Content Management Solution
• ScottishPower implements documentum enterprise content management platform
• EASY’s document management suite seals alliance with BuzinessPALS
• IM Expo 2004
• Merant Collage 4.5 easy-to-use Web Content Management

Articles

• No Empty Portals: Using portals to organise information and applications delivered via the Web. Plumtree White Paper
• A cleaner bill of health: Looking at the issues of automatic invoice processing. Colin Dean
• What is Content Management? Tim Jenkins
• Freedom of Information, document and records management in local authorities. Deborah Putsnam
• Information transparency and access in the post-Hutton world. Ray Jackson
• Portals: the ultimate online resource - publisher Emerald explains why the company launched a management information portal. Shelly Grimshaw
• The 15-minute guide to Enterprise Content Management from Documentum. David Gingell

Case Studies

• Portals from Plumtree: Procter & Gamble, Staples and Pratt & Witney. Plumtee White Paper
• ICI Paints hands over Web content control to business users. David Brunt
• Content management in Higher education: London Metropolitan University and the
  University of Hertfordshire. Tim Jenkins
• European Court of human Rights opens up to the world through an online knowledge management system. John Hunter
• Forms processing system speeds up data entry for Unilever research team

Product Review

• Removing the barriers from document management: Oasys Software’s Columbus and Columbus Pro

Book Reviews

• New records management guidance from the British Standards Institution: will the law admit your evidence?

Abstracts

• Document, Content and Records Management in the press

What's on?

• Forthcoming events in Document, Content and Records Management