Intelligent Information Management Systems


It is widely understood that the modern business relies on multiple sources to pull data whether it’s a CRM, ECM, HCM, or ERP.

Both organizations in the St. Louis and their customers need information from multiple sources to complete assignments, and this adds additional complexity if that data is not easily available.

The traditional approach was to aggregate input into a central archive but this route is not viable long term as one tool can’t govern everything, particularly in some mid-range to large organizations.

Rather than isolated data that is hard to access and enables process disorganization, there has to be a way to combine all the content together, especially for users finding numerous applications. Thankfully, with today’s open APIs, integrated tools, and cloud technology, it’s become apparent that traditional systems are being retired. Instead, Intelligent Information Management Systems are supporting organizations to gain clarity into their critical data, decode their value, and achieve positive outcomes.


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You might be surprised to read that 83% of staffers have had to recreate documents due to the fact that they couldn’t find it on their corporate network. In fact, 86% of workers struggle to find the content resources they require to do their task. In a recent analysis, IDC shared that content management bottlenecks cost businesses over 20% of their productivity per year or $20,000 per employee.

What Do The Experts Say?

John Mancini, chief evangelist at AIIM International said “I think after a number of false starts, we are finally in the era information management,” during his keynote speech 2017 conference. he went on to say, “ the new world is all about data and content, not or content. we’ve operated past with convenient dichotomy between management content management. if this ever made sense, it makes less sense as time goes on. kinds customer-centric problems that must be solved require competencies technologies from both worlds.”

 

“The new replacement term for ECM will be intelligent information management, which is first and foremost the realization that a single content repository to store everything is — and always will be — a pipe dream. Consolidation and simplification, yes, but ripping and replacing mission-critical content systems in the quest to get everything in one place is just not a reality for most organizations.”

At Wave, we offer numerous consultative approaches to support organizations determine, plan, and obtain a forward-moving, rewarding, and maintainable intelligent information management system.