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    1. the LESSpaper Office & IT systems for the 21 st Century GMS – Digital Vision Bob Goodwin Ian Hopkins David Gavin
    2. White Collar Holocaust ‘ living with inefficiency’
    3. Tom Peters says -
      • “ Unless you realise that white-collar jobs are going the same way as those people who used to load ships, you’ll be replaced by a chip”!
    4. Dennis says...
      • "We believe that the era of direct cost compression is coming to an end and the prolonged period of “white-collar” productivity improvement is the way forward for all major enterprises.“
        • Dennis Wright MD of GMS
      • … and who needs Tom Peters?
    5. Rate of change
      • Moores law and the awesome power ahead
      • “ in 25 years the sum of all human knowledge will fit on a personal device” (G Blonder)
      • Is IT under control?
      • Do we harness what we have now properly?
      • NO!
    6. Reality Check
      • too many people in indirect processes - the UK business disorder?
      • people use email to ‘spray’ files round networks
      • people drop files into the nearest convenient save-point
      • Networked PCs have created new problems that few recognise they need to deal with
      • data anarchy and entropy
    7. Symptoms
      • in state of change or conversely, administrative inertia
      • can’t find information while customer is on the phone
      • bogged down with paper
      • indirect overhead is too high
      • have no controls or KPI's for indirect function
      • employ people and don't know what they do all day
      • trivial tasks take too much useful time
      • critical tasks are high cost and take too long
      • not sure document versions are correct
      • people swamped by sheer volume of information
      • low conversion rate for new business quotes
      • rework, claims and complaints are too high and getting higher
      • increasing regulatory compliance pressures
      • too many credit notes
    8. > 80%! < 20%! ‘ Office PC’s’ Corporate systems DB Structured Data Unstructured information Unstructured information “ the PAPERBOUND Office”
    9. Semi-structured information Semi-structured information the “LESSpaper office” WWW Corporate systems DB Structured Data GRAB DB INTERCEPT Scan ‘ Office/ PC’s’
    10. ROI Copyright GMS Forms Processing Document Management DM with Integration Knowledge Management Integrated DM/KM system Corporate DM/KM system ASP “the higher you aim, the greater the return and the more difficult it is for your competitors to follow” The Digital Business Curve Scanning email web-site e-commerce e-business ecosystem CRM EIP
    11. Fully integrated systems, engineered for auto completion of documents and paper elimination www The Digital Business Vision Knowledge Management Business Management Document Management Data Documents ‘ Office/ PC’s’ >90%+ of information is structured

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