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Easing the Transition from Legacy ECM Systems to New Beginnings
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Easing
the
Transi-on
from
Legacy
ECM
Systems
to
New
Beginnings
Presented
15
October,
2015
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AIIM
Presents:
Easing
the
Transi)on
from
Legacy
ECM
Systems
to
New
Beginnings
Host:
Theresa
Resek
Director
AIIM
David
Jones
Vice
President,
European
Opera4ons
AIIM
Fergus
Wilson
Chief
Technology
Officer
Repstor
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Introducing
our
Featured
Speaker
David
Jones
VP
European
Opera-ons
AIIM
LinkedIn
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TwiNer
From
Legacy
Systems
to
New
Beginnings
Easing
the
Transi-on
from
Old
to
New
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Agenda
• The
State
of
ECM
• From
A
to
B
–
via
C
• Ubiquitous
ECM
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For 67% of organisations,
ECM/DM is mission-critical
2015 – AIIM “ECM Decisions”
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Fergus Wilson, CTO Repstor
Fergus.Wilson@repstor.com
@FergusWilson24
www.repstor.com
Easing
the
Transi-on
from
Legacy
ECM
Systems
to
New
Beginnings
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Customer
Challenges
Common Scenarios in Market
Organiza-ons
who
have
projects
going
on
for
years
and
therefore
a
weekend
migra-on
is
simply
not
an
op-on
Transi-oning
from
re-red
systems
and
moving
to
new
systems
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Customer
Challenges
Key Requirements
• Support
for
global
workforce
working
remotely
or
on
customer
sites
• High
volumes
of
content
• Frequent
team
collabora)on
on
projects
content
• Need
to
minimise
change
to
maintain
produc)vity
• Enable
co-‐existence
of
legacy
ECM
systems
for
a
transi)on
period
to
minimize
migra)on
pains
• Microsoa
Outlook
key
to
user
produc)vity
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The
Challenge
Legacy
systems,
content
and
processes
Minimising
change
to
maintain
produc)vity
Team
collabora)on
on
engagement
content
Most
users
spend
large
propor)on
of
their
)me
on
customer
sites/out
of
the
office
High
volumes
of
content
being
acquired
in
the
field
The
Solu)on
Consolida)on
on
single
SharePoint
plaform
for
content
management
and
compliance
Familiar
front
end
to
new
and
legacy
content
and
bring
forward
Full
offline
working
with
content
The
Benefits
Cost
avoidance
User
adop)on
Compliance
Operating in a highly regulated environment (Audit / Tax / Professional
Services) the company employs ca. 9000 people at 25 offices in
Germany.
“Having
evaluated
compe4tor
products,
the
customer
found
Repstor
affinity
to
be
unique
in
its
na4ve
integra4on
to
Outlook
and
its
ability
to
allow
co-‐existence
of
mul4ple
repositories
at
the
same
4me.
They
wanted
to
provide
users
with
a
familiar
front
end
to
new
and
legacy
content
with
full
offline
working
and
that
is
exactly
what
Repstor
affinity
provides.”
Scenario
1
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Existing legacy ECM system that has reached end-of-life
with high volumes of content already in existence.
Scenario
2
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Free
affinity
Soaware
Trial
The
Road
to
ECM
Hell
is
Paved
with
Good
Inten-ons
A
whitepaper
reviewing
the
op)ons
to
consider
when
implemen)ng
an
ECM
system.
Available
at
hNp://www.repstor.com/resources-‐for-‐ecm/collateral
Available
at:
hNp://www.repstor.com/products-‐for-‐ecm-‐adop)on/try-‐our-‐soaware
View
video
at
hNp://www.repstor.com/videos/affinity-‐
the-‐ecm-‐system-‐everyone-‐knows-‐how-‐
to-‐use
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