Enterprise content management systems have established themselves as centralized document repositories, but many organizations still rely on outdated solutions like file shares and home directories to store and access documents. As information becomes more distributed across different business applications, there is a need for ECM systems to evolve into enterprise information hubs that can integrate with these applications and ensure real-time access to all relevant data and documents. This will allow users to get the full context they need without having to search across multiple disconnected systems.

1. ENTERPRISE CONTENT MANAGEMENT’S ROLE
AS A CENTRALIZED DOCUMENT REPOSITORY IS
WELL ESTABLISHED, and organizations are readily bene-
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Charting ECM’s Course from
Document Management to
Enterprise Information Hub
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CURRENT SOLUTION MIX FALLS SHORT
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69% of respon-
dents still rely on network
manage documents.
47%
to store and access documents related to data
housed in LOB applications.

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it is critical
ECM: THE ROUTE TO A BETTER WAY
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90% feel that gaining a real-time, guaranteed
data exchange capability is important;
56%of respondents stating it is critical to
do so.

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systems, orchestrating a real-time, guaranteed exchange of data
access to all of the information they need, directly from the screens
of their familiar core applications.
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CONCLUSION
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