What is a Webinar? Webinar stands for WEB-based seminar.
A Webinar is a workshop or lecture delivered over the Web. Rather than just a one-way video presentation, a webinar can be a two-way interaction between the audience and the presenters. With AIIM webinars, you can hear the presenter and view the presentation slides live and send questions to the speakers while they are broadcasting.
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FORTHCOMING WEBINARS
Dynamic Documents: The New Composite Application for Document-Centric Processes,
Sponsored by JustSystems, May 22nd, 14:00 BST
Two previously divided worlds are converging: Document publishing and application development. Traditionally, publishing processes were about static documents print, PDF, HTML, etc. And as the web has become a richer and more interactive commerce and branding platform, new content formats - so called, rich media - have emerged. But in traditional business process domains, document publishing has remained focused on static artifacts. Policies, procedures, technical manuals, product design documents, these are just a few examples of documents that are key to business operations. Today, they’re published as static documents. The good news is that we’ve taken steps to streamline and accelerate the implementation of change through versioning and other lifecycle services and XML-based componentization of the content itself. But the documents we publish are still just a snapshot in time. This causes mistakes to be made and unnecessary costs and liabilities to be incurred. In many process areas, particularly where accuracy is absolutely vital, this simply isn’t good enough.
How, then, do organizations access live, interactive information? This is the domain of traditional business applications. Traditionally, ERP, SCM, PLM, BI, and custom workflow applications have been the source for live interactive information. Documents have been the domain of static information. But that’s beginning to change. The worlds of document publishing and application development are converging and the document, itself is becoming the application—with live data and an interactive user experience. This session will discuss the emergence of “dynamic documents” as the new application context. Through a series of rich real-world application examples, this presentation will provide a new lens for reconsidering what were once very isolated domains. It will also provide a framework for thinking about the key business processes in your organization sitting at the intersection of content and data, business applications and documents.
It is often easier to find information on the Internet than in the workplace, something that is both frustrating and time consuming for employees. Enterprise search solutions allow you to bring the familiarity of online search to your employees, making it easier for them to find what they are looking for. This webinar will discuss the challenges faced by organisations wishing to make search easy for their employees and using Google enterprise search solutions to deliver effective and secure search .
Managing active documents - how to ensure the compliance of both physical and digital data.
We discuss data access and information security issues based on a recent AIIM survey, and Iron Mountain, the acknowledged global leader in information protection and storage services, introduces its new Document Management Solution which bridges the gap between managing physical and digital documents to provide greater control and access over active files. Expert speakers from Frost & Sullivan and AIIM Market Intelligence.
The session highlights the advantages of BPO and the basic step to implementation within your own organisation.The webinar will also offer advice on how to promote a solution internally and outline best practices to ensure smooth project deployment. We also link ECM to archive storage solutions and compare cost-of-ownership of various storage options.
Building a Business Case for XML - sponsored by Just Systems, September 28th, 2007
This presentation looks at some of the cost benefits of an XML strategy. We will focus on building a business case for XML based on real world examples and XML industry best practices. The attendee will learn what basic problems can be solved using XML, how to promote an XML strategy internally and what things should be considered when considering an XML based solution
Transactional Content Management in EMC Documentum, September 14th 2007
Transactional content management (TCM) helps you automate manual, time-consuming business processes and consolidate vast amounts of paper documents, images, electronic forms, and computer generated reports. The results can be dramatic and immediate: improved customer service – better control over business processes – reduced risk due to lost or misplaced paper files. Sponsored by EMC
Advanced Records Management using Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 and Meridio , Mar 2nd 2007
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is a comprehensive Business Productivity platform, offering a rich set of capabilities including Enterprise Content Management. This Webinar will focus on the new record management features in SharePoint and how Meridio builds on that to deliver advanced Record Management Solutions.
Web Content Management using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Jan 19th 2007
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 includes many features that are useful for designing, deploying, and managing enterprise intranet portals, corporate Internet presence Web sites, and divisional portal sites. Case Study: Ministry of Sound.
Microsoft’s approach to Enterprise Search, Thursday, November 23rd
Solomon N’Jie Microsoft’s UK Enterprise Search Manager briefly outlines the challenges organizations face today in finding, using and sharing information. He describes Microsoft’s search strategy, the investments being made and discusses the search capabilities of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.
Records Management in Sharepoint 2007, November 10th, 2006
Records Management in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. Introduction to ERM by Marc Fresko of Cornwell, followed by presentation of Sharepoint records management capability from Rob Gray, ECM Product manager of Microsoft.
Web Content Management at Channel 4, October 3rd, 2006
Channel 4 Television has implemented Interwoven TeamSite software to manage content across all of its lifestyle and programme websites, as well as providing back-office coordination for major events such as Big Brother.
Microsoft's ECM strategy for 2007 and the benefits of being a Microsoft partner. Microsoft Sharepoint server 2007 is scheduled for release at the end of 2006. This is a trade-targeted webinar.
