Barriers and Benefits of Investments into Enterprise Content Management Systems

Kunstová, Renáta

doi:10.2478/v10051-010-0020-3

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“…Grahlmann, Hilhorst, Sander, Helms and Sjaak (2010) present the potential impact of ECM implementation. Kunstová (2010) conducted a survey on the barriers and benefi ts of the adoption of ECM systems. Dilnutt and Bethwey (2005) observed the marketplace, exanimated the literature and provided the list of candidate ECM components.…”

Section: Ecm Implementation and Riskmentioning

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Enterprise Content Management Implementation and Risk

Klegová¹,

Rábová²

2015

Acta Univ. Agric. Silvic. Mendelianae Brun.

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Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions are commonly used in many areas such as document management, record management, digital asset management, etc. Key features of ECM systems are capturing, indexing, preserving and retrieving of digital information. The state-of-the-art ECM solution can help revolutionize document management and further automated business processes which can lead to better decisions and competitive advantage. Risk management can reduce project failure and that is why controlling risk in ECM implementation projects is considered to be a major contributor to project success. To manage so ware risk, the fi rst step is to identify a list of ECM projects' risks. The present paper provides an overview of ECM implementation risks and contains fi ndings from a small survey on experience of ECM implementation and risk in Czech enterprises. Risk of implementation in the public sector is discussed more deeply with case study examples.

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Section: Ecm Implementation and Riskmentioning

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Enterprise Content Management Implementation and Risk

Klegová¹,

Rábová²

2015

Acta Univ. Agric. Silvic. Mendelianae Brun.

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“…Although the technologies on which ECM builds already have a history, their integration under the umbrella of ECM is fairly recent [1].…”

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“…Since the development and implementation of ERP already spans several decades, there is a wealth of published research and experiences (products (e.g. see [3], [4], [5], [6]) 1 . Without trying to be exhaustive, some of these issues are:…”

Section: Lessons Learned From Erp Implementationsmentioning

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Lincy¹,

Srinivasan²,

Rajalakshmi³

2013

2013 Ieee Conference on Information and Communication Technologies

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Enterprise Content Management (ECM) as a unifying concept is relatively new. ECM is based on the integration of a set of technologies each of which is still evolving. Not surprisingly, research is scarce and the market is still consolidating. As a result, integral ECM implementations are still rare.It is argued that, pending the widespread adoption and implementation of ECM, much can be learned from experiences with the implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software.Another reason for taking these experiences seriously is the growing extension of ERP-products with ECM-functionality. This extension may eventually result in an ERP-driven ECM-implementation or even in combined ERP/ECM products.Lessons learned from the implementation of ERP are that implementations may be compromised by a large number of legacy issues. It is argued that the same issues may similarly affect the implementation of ECM. Therefore, it is advised, with due adaptation, to take these issues into account in devising implementation strategies for ECM.

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“…This effort is also connected with determination, description and benchmarking business informatics economic. [7], [26], [27] An analysis the company's economics situation and the company's management (not only in the business informatics) is current really important trend. This trend is based on application principles of Business Intelligence (BI) and Corporate Performance Management (CPM).…”

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“…In the informatics area is also a lot of information data sources focused only to special point of view measuring in business informatics [2], [10], [12]- [15], [17], [26], [27].…”

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Approaches to the Management of Economics Efficiency in Business Informatics

Maryska

2011

IJEEEE

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This paper is devoted to issues connected with processes that can be used for management of economic efficiency of business informatics with the support of Business Intelligence. We analyze processes and create Reference management model for management of business informatics for management of business informatics and management of the business informatics economics. This reference model takes into account requirements on management of economic efficiency necessitated by accounting, requirements from consultancy with managers of companies, differences in the method of account of business informatics cost and profits. The model also takes into account requirement imposed by methodologies for management business informatics and methods and processes for evaluating and measuring business informatics. In the paper are described three processes from the reference model -Main process for management of business informatics economics, Analysis of IS/ICT costs and IS/ICT costs planning. The paper provides answers to questions like "What processes can be used for efficient identification of costs and profits?", "Is there main process for management business informatics economics? If this process exists, is it possible to formalize it?", "In which way can be interconnected processes in business informatics economics management with processes in the company?". Finally is answered a questions "Is there any relationship between processes in management business informatics economics and processes in management economics within the company?".

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Barriers and Benefits of Investments into Enterprise Content Management Systems

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Enterprise Content Management Implementation and Risk

Enterprise Content Management Implementation and Risk

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