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    1. Using Content Management to Power Business Intelligence The Industry View Jon Collins Freeform Dynamics Ltd +44 7799 671371 [email_address] www.freeformdynamics.com
    2. Agenda
      • The current landscape – 3 mountains
      • Brief histories
      • Bringing the sides together
      • Where can CM help?
      • A word of caution
      • How to combine BI and CM
    3. The Current Landscape – 3 Mountains © James Harris Gallery
    4. A Brief History of Business Intelligence
      • Decision Support Systems
      • The wondrous RDBMS
      • ETL and OLAP
      • The even more wondrous Data Warehouse
      • Bringing it all together – Master Data Management
    5. How much do you use the following now and how will this change over the coming 2 years? Figure 8
    6. A Brief history of Content Management
      • Document Image Processing
      • Document Management
      • Workflow
      • Enterprise Content Management
      • Enterprise Search
      • Digital Rights Management
    7. What is the status of your capability in the following areas?
    8. BI and CM should not be seen as separate
      • Do you regard the inclusion of unstructured data held on servers (documents, emails and so on) as a legitimate data source for BI?
    9. But then, nor should collaborative tools!
      • How much do you use the following for information access and delivery now and how will this change over the coming 2 years?
      Figure 7
    10. Specifically, where can CM help?
      • Given the volumes, diversity and physical distribution of information within your business, do you recognise any of the following potential issues?
    11. Number of key information management solutions fully implemented LEADING ADOPTERS
      • The leading adopter group claim to have fully implemented all 4 key information management solutions:
      • Workflow & document mgmt
      • Email archiving & retrieval
      • Federated search & discovery
      • Centralised records mgmt
    12. Given the volumes, diversity and physical distribution of information within your business, do you recognise any of the following potential issues?
    13. How to combine BI and CM?
      • Put the business first
      • Lead with Enterprise Architecture
      • Model Once, Use Many
      • Set Tangible Goals
    14. Up the Mountain © Carpkazu
    15. Thank You Jon Collins, Service Director Freeform Dynamics Ltd [email_address] © 2007 www.freeformdynamics.com

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