January 2005

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Editorial

• Will 2005 really be the year of e-government?

NewsTrack

• Cimtech News
• Robotic scanner preserves the pages of history
• Renault France Automobiles chooses SWT’s b-Wize INVOICE
• Room for improvement in process management
• Cyber-Ark’s vaulting technology takes off across Europe
• Public Sector Report and Directory
• Rhythmyx manages National Express website
• Update from Trinity Online
• Bits 'n' PCs

Focus On E-Government

• TiS eFLOW for incoming invoices at Oz Defence
• Taking StePS through Autonomy
• SmartAccess to Humberside Police
• West Midlands “leads the e-revolution in public services”
• Drowning in documents and leeching millions from UK Public Sector
• Survey reveals half of social services care records remain in paper format

Articles

• Electronic document, records and content management in government. Compiled by Anne Grimshaw
• EDRM: are the Police on the case? Alison Gibney
• Building Blocks of an ECM Business Case for Life Sciences: Baselining the metrics that matter. Romuald Braun, Peter Li and Jonathan Burd

Case Studies

• Seeing Through Everything: Edinburgh Council. Emma Mansell-Lewis
• Transforming Customer Service at Luton. Christine Stratford
• E-government Initiatives Flourish in Bolton. Marguerite Gracey
• Has the holy grail of the paperless office been achieved? It has for Friedmans Chartered Accountants. Jonathan Friedman
• A council of content: web content management helps Stockport Council create a website at breakneck speed. Andrew Kirkham
• Millfield solves office space crisis with a little help from Invu. David Morgan
• Valid’s EDRMS gives Stirling service
• Park and fly made Easy with Airparks. Amanda Burgess

Product Review

• KBroker: Joined-up A-Z of services for local authority websites

Abstracts

• Document, Content and Records Management in the press

What's On?

• Forthcoming events in Document, Content and Records Management