Enterprise Content Management (ECM) has diversified so much since its inception that it’s now divided into three general categories: Web Content Management: a software system that gives web managers control of a site’s look and feel while giving content creators the ability to produce and publish articles, white papers, videos, and other types of content. Continue reading
SharePoint was first introduced in 2001, and since then has established itself as one of the premier collaboration and content management platforms available on the market. A 2011 study revealed that 78% of Fortune 500 companies were using SharePoint in some capacity. The benefits aren’t limited to the largest companies, however. Small and midsized businesses Continue reading
When a new, enterprise-wide software solution is implemented, the enthusiasm is often limited to the IT department. Other employees throughout the corporate structure often greet these developments with trepidation, and even anxiety. They worry that learning the new system will make their jobs more complicated. Even worse, they worry that they are being automated right Continue reading
No matter what you do, you probably have to deal with a colossal number of routine tasks that distract you from what’s really important in your business. This is true in all professions, from artists to police officers to chefs. And for anyone working in an office, it is a fact of life.
Your business probably already has a system, software solution, or other plan in place to help your employees manage documents.
Few business software solutions are as ubiquitous as SharePoint – after all, as many as 22% of corporate employees use the software in some capacity – and for good reason.