Content Production Strategies for E-Government

Salminen, Airi; Nurmeksela, Reija; Lehtinen, Antti; Lyytikäinen, Virpi; Mustajarvi, Olli

doi:10.4018/9781599049472.ch240

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“…In our case, the design of the new artifact continues the earlier RASKE methodology development. RASKE methods and use cases have been communicated to researchers in scientific articles (e.g., Järvenpää, Virtanen, & Salminen, ; Salminen, Kauppinen, & Lehtovaara, ; Salminen, Lyytikäinen, & Tiitinen, ; Salminen, , ; Salminen, Nurmeksela, Lehtinen, Lyytikäinen, Mustajärvi, ; Tiitinen, Lyytikäinen, Päivärinta, & Salminen, ) and to practitioners in project reports, seminars, and workshops. Before introducing the life cycle model, we discuss the concepts and methodologies related to XML document management.…”

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A life cycle model of XML documents

Salminen

Jauhiainen

Nurmeksela

2014

Asso for Info Science & Tech

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A life cycle model of XML documents

Salminen

Jauhiainen

Nurmeksela

2014

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“…Development of new content management solutions in organizations requires new content production strategies and changes in business processes and work practices (Salminen et al, 2006). Therefore, ECM provides an important and complex subfield of IS for the computing disciplines.…”

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Characterizing the evolving research on enterprise content management

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Päivärinta²,

Salminen

et al. 2006

European Journal of Information Systems

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Innovations in network technologies in the 1990's have provided new ways to store and organize information to be shared by people and various information systems. The term Enterprise Content Management (ECM) has been widely adopted by software product vendors and practitioners to refer to technologies used to manage the content of assets like documents, web sites, intranets, and extranets In organizational or inter-organizational contexts. Despite this practical interest ECM has received only little attention in the information systems research community. This editorial argues that ECM provides an important and complex subfield of Information Systems. It provides a framework to stimulate and guide future research, and outlines research issues specific to the field of ECM.

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“…Therefore, the study on ECMS functionalities and its use to support organizational goals should be given an attention, especially with regard to supporting business processes [13,14,33]. This has indeed call for this study to explore what is already known in the ECMS literature that further establishes the need to focus on understanding and explaining how organizations use ECMS to support business processes, as elaborated in the next section.…”

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Exploring the Use of Enterprise Content Management Systems in Unification Types of Organizations

Arshad

Mehat

Ariff

2014

EPJ Web of Conferences

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Abstract. The aim of this paper is to better understand how highly standardized and integrated businesses known as unification types of organizations use Enterprise Content Management Systems (ECMS) to support their business processes. Multiple case study approach was used to study the ways two unification organizations use their ECMS in their daily work practices. Arising from these case studies are insights into the differing ways in which ECMS is used to support businesses. Based on the comparisons of the two cases, this study proposed that unification organizations may use ECMS in four ways, for: (1) collaboration, (2) information sharing that supports a standardized process structure, (3) building custom workflows that support integrated and standardized processes, and (4) providing links and access to information systems. These findings may guide organizations that are highly standardized and integrated in fashion, to achieve their intended ECMS-use, to understand reasons for ECMS failures and underutilization and to exploit technologies investments.

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Content Production Strategies for E-Government

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A life cycle model of XML documents

A life cycle model of XML documents

Characterizing the evolving research on enterprise content management

Exploring the Use of Enterprise Content Management Systems in Unification Types of Organizations

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