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SharePoint and KnowledgeLake:
Bringing Innovation to Document Imaging

First broadcast Thursday, November 8 2007

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There’s no doubt that automating document-intensive business processes promises tantalizing benefits—improved productivity, lower operating costs, higher customer satisfaction. Historically, such benefits have been available only to companies with the financial and human resources to build applications with expensive dedicated repositories, fronted by high-end capture applications that converted paper to electronic documents. As a result:

Benefits of electronic document automation are out of reach for many organizations, including departments within Fortune 500 companies, Global 2000 enterprises, small- and mid-sized businesses, governments, educational institutions.

Users uncovering new classes of electronic document applications find themselves significantly underserved by the current suppliers of document imaging solutions.

One approach to putting the benefits of electronic document processing into the hands of all users for a wider range of applications is with a platform strategy. With this approach, document management is a pervasive part of the infrastructure. It provides document management for more users, more applications—and so offers more value. Can Microsoft SharePoint help your company change the game for electronic document applications?
Bill Trippe, senior analyst with Gilbane Group, and Bob Bueltmann, co-founder of KnowledgeLake, discuss SharePoint and enterprise document management in a webinar that will give you new insight into the benefits of a platform strategy. Questions to be addressed include:

How does SharePoint change the market landscape for imaging solutions?

How does SharePoint stack up when it comes to core requirements, such as security and taxonomy support?

How do users and buyers recognize a good fit for SharePoint?

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