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ECM: The Lost Legacy of the Information Age

By Dick Weisinger

At no time in human history have humans created and have had access to so much information and data.  But given that, it may seem a bit odd that scientists are worried that much of the information in this current

ECM: Low-Cost scanners Encourage Distributed Document Capture

By Dick Weisinger

Prices for document scanner hardware are dropping quickly and making some people rethink their approach to document capture.  At lower price points, a distributed document capture model begins to make a lot of sense. Surprisingly sophisticated desktop scanners are now

ECM: Document Capture Market Growing

By Dick Weisinger

In 2008, document capture grew by 7.7% to a $1.9 billion market, and the market will exceed $2.7 billion by 2012. The document capture market is typically divided into three sectors: ad hoc, batch image capture, and batch transaction capture. 

Enterprise Content Management: ECM is a Green Technology

By Dick Weisinger

ECM is typically sold as a tool to automate and speed-up business processes, as a tool to centralize search and business intelligence, or as a way to consolidate and eliminate the sheer physical space taken up by paper documents.  ECM

ECM: Is ECM on your Disaster Recovery CheckList?

By Dick Weisinger

Of 1500 ECM clients that Gartner speaks to regularly, none even think to ever bring up the subject of disaster recovery (DR), says Gartner analyst John Morency.  And that’s a problem. “In a lot of cases they are so focused