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Intelligent Document Capture

By Dick Weisinger

Document capture is the digitization and input of information into a Content or Knowledge repository.  Capture is an important part of any Document and Content Management System and I’ve written about it here in previous blogs. The capture component of

Engineering ECM can help connect Engineering to Business

By Dick Weisinger

One would expect that an Engineering Enterprise Content Management ECM system would be used to store engineering documents.  And of course it does.  An engineering repository for electronic documents is agnostic to the authoring application and the electronic file format that data is

Will BPMN 2.0 make BPEL irrelevant?

By Dick Weisinger

As technology is speeding up, the lifecycle of standards is shrinking.  Business Process Execution Language or BPEL is one good example.  BPEL has its origins in competing standards sponsored by IBM and Microsoft, WSFL and Xlang.   The two languages were

Ad Hoc Workflow and ECM

By Dick Weisinger

The terms Ad-hoc workflow and Ad-hoc routing describe a type of business process that defies easy capture and description.  They refer to business processes that are created in a dynamic and flexible manner.  An Ad-hoc workflow describes the creative work process