Enterprise Content Management (ECM)

Information Meets Solution

Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is no longer just about technology, or just about content. It is about content, community, and context. The deluge of data and information, coupled with the ever-increasing need for compliance is forcing enterprises to take a strategic look at ECM and its associated disciplines. To stack up to competition, enterprises are looking up to faster, flexible, and efficient business processes that can channelise copious, unstructured information into meaningfully optimised, governed, and digitally delivered data that is available to the right stakeholders at the right time.

C-level executives, senior IT process management personnel, marketing and content managers are looking to find the precise solution that will fit the needs of their organization. What are these available solutions, and how do they stack up to the needs of a specific enterprise? What roles do strategic topics such as Governance, Collaboration, Enterprise 2.0 play in the evaluation of these solutions? What is a promising approach, and how do I find the correct partners? The ECM track at BT Summit 2008 offers strategic, technical, and business insights into all aspects of ECM, including Business Process Management (BPM), Business Rules Management (BRM), Master Data Management (MDM), Data Warehousing & Knowledge Management, and Enterprise 2.0. You will hear from the best and brightest industry luminaries, independent analysts, experienced practitioners, and of course success stories from real customers, all delivered with a level of unmatched integrity and neutrality.

Coverage will Span Across:

Enterprise Content Management (ECM)

Business Process Management (BPM)

Business Rules Management (BRM)

Information Lifecycle Management (ILM)

Knowledge Management

Enterprise Portals

Documents Management

Digital Assets Management

Enterprise Search

Workflow Optimisation

Enterprise Collaboration

Master Data Management

Enterprise 2.0

Compliance Requirements

Who Should Attend:

CIOs, CTOs, Management, IT directors, IT managers, IT architects, Network and Infrastructure specialists, Project Managers, Project Leaders, and Software Architects and professionals working in the following areas:

Documents management

Content/Knowledge management

IT-infrastructure

IT-system architecture

IT-project management

Business and process strategy

System and organization planning

Documentation

Technical editorship

Construction and development

Finance & Accounting