Since 1997 e3 have worked with many government agencies, departments and NGO’s including The Environment Agency, National Archives, Natural England, Civil Service Learning, English Heritage, Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, Dept. of Work and Pensions and the Border and Immigration Agency.
Enterprise Content Management (ECM) has existed as a concept for a decade or so and is fast approaching maturity. But how far along the implementation road is the public sector and what are the options for government departments that want to progress ECM faster? Doug Miles of AIIM’s Market Intelligence Division looks at ECM within government and where it goes from here
A blinkered, compliance centric ECM implementation will significantly reduce an organisation’s chances of attaining longer term business advantage, maintains Ben Richmond, founder and CEO, The Content Group
Edmund Swain, managing director of Web-Labs, looks at the trends in content management systems and public sector websites
With many changes expected after an historic election, can IT managers and decision makers within the public sector and, perhaps more importantly, suppliers to the government, afford not to have the right document and data management processes in place?
An examination of 10 common problems with ECM deployments and advice on how to avoid them
Enterprise Content Management can bring an organisation’s unstructured content into a managed environment, says Doug Miles, managing director of AIIM Europe
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