Explained: Content Management, Web Content Management and Contentverse
Before content management became a broader term encompassing Business Process Management, Document Management, OCR capture, and other technologies, the implicit meaning of “content management” was what has become known as WCM today, Web Content Management. CMS used to be just
6 Steps to Understanding Technology in Your Office
The buzzword "millenial" is becoming outdated as we move on to the latest scapegoat demographic, but what hasn't become outdated is digital technology. And having a clear understanding of digital technology isn't an ageist meme anymore, anyone can grasp the
How Can I speed Up My Business Processes?
It’s a question for the renaissance, for the industrial revolution, for the age of computers, and now for the internet era. Perhaps an age-old question but one that is sparked by technological revolutions and paradigm shifts. How can I speed
Digital Marketing and Content Management in Illinois
Before content management became a broader term encompassing Business Process Management, Document Management, OCR capture, and other technologies, the implicit meaning of “content management” was what has become known as WCM today. Web Content Management. CMS used to be just
Collaborating Through a Content Management System
“We need software that organizes our files.” “We need to be able to quickly search and find what we are looking for while keeping them in order.” “We need something to send files between departments for processing and approval.” If you’re reading this
What’s the Point of Second Quarter?
Ahh, April, May, and June—here comes spring, Easter, warm weather, longer days, sunshine. And Q2! How exciting, right?
Where Do I Safely Store My Company Files?
When employees within your company hit that “save” button, where do their files go? In the old days, when technology was seen as a productivity tool, the only path for that document might have been to the user’s hard drive.
Storing Your Files is Just the Beginning
For many years, companies first realized they needed document management when legal and financial officers ran down the hall yelling, “Wait, don’t throw that away!” That’s because businesses across so many industries were experiencing an environment of increased regulatory, legal and
Accounting Software and Enterprise Content Management
Here’s a fact that may surprise you (or may not, depending on your familiarity with various financial management platforms): in the small business space, Quickbooks has close to 80% market share. We love us some Quickbooks -- who doesn’t? --
Google Drive, Box, Dropbox, ECM, and YOU!
Before I came to Computhink, I was working a freelance gig with a digital marketing agency. The marketing agency was using Google Drive for enterprise content management, or ECM. We’ve written before how solutions such as Drive, Dropbox, and Box