AIIM's latest research on the user adoption of capture technologies reveals that only 15% of users scan to drive a process. The vast majority are still only scanning to archive their information. Today's capture tools and technologies provide a total solution for scanning documents at the perimeter of the organization, transforming critical information, and exchanging across multiple departments and functions. Listen as AIIM's President, John Mancini chats about these comprehensive capabilities with Martyn Christian, the CMO of Kofax, a leader in the capture space.

Users in capital-intensive industries are no strangers to the concept of managing physical assets. In the AIIM world, users concern themselves with managing large quantities of information and document assets. In this brief broadcast, we talk about the growing need to bring those worlds together – the integration of Enterprise Resource Planning and Enterprise Content Management, so that business operations can be streamlined through optimal organization of documents, emails, and content from other business systems made easily accessible from transactions and processes.

What if work teams could find and aggregate relevant content wherever it resides – in formal, defined, and casual networks?  Listen in to a brief discussion about the vailable tools and techniques for leveraging information from cloud-borne, social, and internal applications to aggregate ideas, impact thinking, and drive business decisions.

By now, the business case for cloud-based computing has been made clear: organizations stand to gain lower cost of ownership, improved efficiencies, and green benefits by moving to a cloud-based solution. What might not be obvious, are the common business processes that can be achieved through Document Management in the cloud. Tune in to learn 6 practical applications that organizations in virtually every industry can drive through online document management services.

For many organizations, cloud platform solutions (also known as Software-as-a-Service or SaaS) offer a viable alternative for delivering enterprise-level capabilities with less time, cost, and complexity. When it comes to Enterprise Content Management in the cloud, many organizations are attracted by the ability to quickly deploy a wide range of document management and workflow applications. But a cloud solution may not be right for every organization. Listen in as we briefly present 5 Key Lessons of Cloud ECM and determine if it’s a good option for you.