Integrative Document and Content Management or Ubuntu 804 Desktop Handbook

Integrative Document and Content Management: Strategies for Exploiting Enterprise Knowledge

Author: Asprey

Len Asprey is a Principal Consultant with Practical Information Management Solutions Pty Ltd, Australia, and provides professional information management and technology consulting services to corporations, businesses and government departments. His consultancy services include a wide range of assignments related to document management, content management, document imaging, workflow and business process analysis and re-design. Len was the founding Chair and is a Life Member of the Institute for Information Management (IIM), and is a member of the Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM International), affiliated through the Aloha Chapter in Hawaii. He is a recognised speaker in the information management and technology domain on the international circuit.Michael Middleton is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Information Systems at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia. During the last 10 years his academic experience has been augmented with numerous consultancy assignments in the field of information management and services. Michael's previous employment includes services at Edith Cowan University and the University of New South Wales as an academic, and in management positions at Edith Cowan University, National Library of Australia and the Australian Atomic Energy Commission.

Table of Contents:

	Foreword
	Preface
Pt. 1	The Business Context
Ch. 1	Introduction	1
Ch. 2	Business Planning Frameworks and IDCM	28
Ch. 3	Characteristics of Enterprise Document Environments	47
Ch. 4	Characteristics of IDCM Systems	86
Ch. 5	Business Systems Interfaces and IDCM Opportunities	134
Pt. 2	Preliminaries
Ch. 6	Project Life-Cycle Planning and Methodologies	168
Ch. 7	Policy Framework for IDCM	193
Ch. 8	Feasibility Study	217
Ch. 9	Building the Business Case	240
Pt. 3	Requirements Analysis and Definition
Ch. 10	Requirements Analysis and Definition Framework	269
Ch. 11	User Requirements	280
Ch. 12	Functional Requirements - Digital Office Documents	305
Ch. 13	Functional Requirements - Email Management	330
Ch. 14	Functional Requirements - Physical Office Documents	336
Ch. 15	Functional Requirements - Document Imaging and Recognition Technologies	349
Ch. 16	Functional Requirements - Workflow	375
Ch. 17	Functional Requirements - Engineering and Technical Drawings	388
Ch. 18	Functional Requirements - Web Content Management	409
Ch. 19	Nonfunctional and Domain Requirements	415
Pt. 4	Package Selection and Implementation Strategies
Ch. 20	Package Selection	432
Ch. 21	Implementation Planning	461
Ch. 22	Conclusion	481
Pt. 5	Appendices
	App. 1: Glossary	489
	App. 2: Bibliography	503
	App. 3: Sites	510
	App. 4: Software	514
	App. 5: Storage Media	518
	About the Authors	521
	Index	522

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