For Information & Knowledge Management Professionals (Length: 18 pages)
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October 4, 2007

The Top Five Technology Trends That Affect Your Enterprise Content Management Strategy

by Kyle McNabb

with Connie Moore, Craig Le Clair, Rob Koplowitz, Barry Murphy, Diana Levitt


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Defining a strategy for enterprise content management (ECM) challenges most enterprises. Most information and knowledge managers focus their attention on very tangible areas such as IT consolidation, risk mitigation, and using ECM to improve business processes. Yet many point to a lack of future insight into ECM trends as an inhibitor to their strategy development. Numerous trends will affect ECM over the next few years. But information and knowledge managers should pay closest attention to five key trends that will affect their ECM strategies: 1) tech populism; 2) pervasive information management infrastructures; 3) new software models (like open source, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), and managed services), 4) the use of persuasive content for enhancing the customer experience; and 5) the new IT imperative — design for people, build for change.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTES & RESOURCES

itemToday's ECM Strategies Focus On The Tangible

itemTech Populism, New Software Models, And Dynamic Business Apps Will Hit ECM

itemTrend No. 1: Tech Populism Will Drive ECM Technology Innovation

itemTrend No. 2: IT Complexities Will Push ECM Into Information Management Infrastructures

itemTrend No. 3: Customer Experience Demands Will Create Friction

itemTrend No. 4: Open Source, SaaS, And Managed Services Will Force Vendors To Evolve

itemTrend No. 5: Design For People, Build For Change Will Elevate Content In The Enterprise

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itemDon't Believe There's Anything Basic About ECM

itemSupplemental Material

Forrester interviewed thought leaders at EMC, IBM, Interwoven, Microsoft, Oracle, and Vignette. We also spoke with 12 information and knowledge management (I&KM) thought leaders at enterprises in financial services, manufacturing, consumer product goods, and the public sector.

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Analyst: Kyle McNabb
Technology: Enterprise Content Management, Information & Knowledge Management
Geography: Asia Pacific, Europe, North America

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