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Abbreviated as ECM, Enterprise Content Management is
the document management term which describes the technologies used by
organizations to capture, manage, store, and control enterprise-wide content,
including documents, images,
e-mail messages, instant messages, video, and more. ECM
software is used to assist in content control associated with
business
process, and can be used to assure compliance (Sarbanes-Oxley
, HIPPA, etc.). ECM has emerged from the convergence of many related
technologies such as document management, Web content management, and
collaboration.
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 Business Intelligence
A resource for business and technical professionals covering a wide range of topics including Performance Management, Data Warehouse, Analytics, Data Mining, Reporting, Customer Relationship Management and Balanced Scorecard. Content includes original articles and columns, industry news, research and white papers.
EarthWeb’s IT Management
Provides strategic information and analysis that lets CIOs, CTOs and Senior IT Managers be more effective in their jobs. Articles and columns cover a variety of topics important to IT Managers, including: security, network and systems management, application development, enterprise resource planning, intranets and IT services.
ECM: A Solution for Every Information Worker
This Microsoft white paper will examine the state of content chaos in many organizations, providing a view of the major factors such as legislative requirements and information management goals that must drive the development of ECM solutions.
Mediasurface Vision Paper: ECM, WCM, DAM, or WAM?
There are plenty of acronyms associated with managing sites and digital assets. But which one actually makes sense to your organization and your problems? This paper looks at the management of content for websites and the convergence of a number of technologies.
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