March 2006

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Editorial

• Don't get out much? Here's your chance to see what's stirring in the big, wide world of ECM

NewsTrack

• Cimtech News
• Highways Agency slashes operating costs with RedDot Web initiative
• IPL and SiberLogic take educational content management honours in UK
• IDOX publishes a marketing guide for e-Planning Services
• Could your business survive destruction of hard-copy documents?
• Gedling Borough Council most improved in Pendleton Associates Review
• West Dunbartonshire advances electronic Government with help from Comino
• UK’s largest distance-learning university taps EMC for information lifecycle management infrastructure
• Document solutions sail into Anacomp’s docHarbor
• New Local Directgov submissions will be easy for some local authorities but onerous for others
• Jadu becomes first UK Google Partner
• Hummingbird announces strategic relationship with Microsoft
• Failure to collaborate wastes money in compliance projects
• Interwoven WorkSite recognised by Forrester as “The Best-Kept Secret in Document Management”
• Microsoft Office is Dead – Long live the Networked Office 2007!

Articles

• Seeing through the storage smokescreen: Ask the right questions when assessing a potential storage system and you could save thousands. Pat Clarke
• Making contentious disclosure decisions in the early days of the FoI regime. James Lappin
• Storage Ecosystem Modelling: Lessons we can learn from nature when designing a data storage strategy. Steve Tongish

Case Studies

• Trinity House aids navigation and safe passage to ships and seafarers with ALDIS: New Internet-based Light Dues collection system goes full steam ahead. Chris Booth
• eFLOW3 streamlines payment processing in Spain…
• Achieving continual improvement of business processes Down Under: Redcliffe City Council selects Objective for ECM

Product Review

• Mobility Without Limits: DocuWare 5 Expands Application Possibilities

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