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GP practices benefit from digitisation of patient records
The digitisation of patient records has become increasingly popular recently. As David Wilkinson of Storetec explains, with important information being captured and immediately availability to staff, this is an essential facility for any practice
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Do the right thing
DM Editor David Tyler caught up with AIIM's Chief Evangelist John Mancini at the recent AIIM Forum event in London
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Our tenth annual awards ceremony, taking place for the first time at London's Grand Connaught Rooms, promises to be our most successful ceremony to date. Time is running out so don't forget to cast your vote at : www.dmawards.com.
This year we're delighted to welcome on board two first time sponsors, Midwich and Konica Minolta
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About the DMRG
The Document Manager Resource Guide aims to bring you the information you need, in the format of most use to you. Whether you are comparing hardware suppliers, sourcing relevant resellers, or looking for a new system development, this online directory offers the most comprehensive resource available for this market. Click here to find out more
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TwoFold Ltd
Twofold's primary aim is to help your organisation deal with an ever increasing volume of paper and data through enterprise content capture and content management solutions.
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Visioneer, Inc.
Visioneer is a world-class developer of intelligent imaging solutions that provide a faster and easier way to capture documents and photographs and integrate them with popular Windows, Mac and document imaging applications.
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Comment
Our November eNewsletter includes an interview with a Document Manager regular, AIIM’s chief evangelist John Mancini. One of the reasons John gets so much coverage in our pages is that he is always guaranteed to stir up some controversy with his observations on the industry. In our most recent conversation he was keen to argue that the DM/ECM industry as a whole hasn’t been good enough at getting their message across in a way that gets our technologies up the list of ‘things to do’ for an organisation:
“There is still a tendency for our industry to assume that people outside the sector have an inherent interest in managing content in an effective way; they really don’t! The terms that we use to describe the processes and such like – document and content management terms – don’t resonate with the person involved in a specific business process.”
What this comes down to is an ongoing failure (over a very long time) on the part of the industry to make its solutions seem relevant to the information processing needs of businesses. What will it take for the message to get through? Do we need a whole new way of describing what these systems are for? Or is it simply a matter of ‘lining up’ DM/ECM terminology with business requirements?
David Tyler
Editor
david.tyler@btc.co.uk
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