Enterprise Content Management Workshop - Denver July 25th
5 July 2005
Enomaly announced today that Reuven Cohen, Co-founder & Chief Technologist, Enomaly Inc, will present a workshop at the upcoming Enterprise Content Management conference in Denver, CO, July 25-27, 2005. His workshop is entitled: Constructing an ECM System that makes good business sense for your organization.
In today’s business environment, Enterprise Content Management (ECM) has quickly become a critical component in any successful organization’s technology strategy. With the multitude of ECM’s available, such as XML, .NET, PHP, JSP, open source, closed source, it can be daunting selecting a system that makes good business sense. Features, cost, usability, support will all play a role in choosing the system that suites your organization. Cohen’s workshop is intended to help your organization make an informed decision that makes sense for your business goals.
Cohen’s career spans more then 10 years and 400 leading website & enterprise web implementations. Currently working with Enomaly as co-founder and chief technologist, Reuven has guided Toronto based Enomaly to a successful open source enterprise consulting firm with clients in North America, Europe, South Africa, and Asia.
Enomaly is a leader in open source consulting and has developed more then 100 open source installations for current and past clients including Harvard University / Dana Farber Cancer Center, Deutsche Bank, Oppenheimer Mutual Funds, IQ Financial, Subaru, 20th Century Fox, Business For Social Responsibility (BSR), Pier 21 National Historic Site and Red 7 Media.
The ARMA estimates show that in today’s business world more than 90% of the documents being created are electronic. Recent legislation, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, has increased pressure on both private and public sector organizations to maintain easy access to their information. Now more than ever companies are looking to Enterprise Content Management not only to protect against legal inquiries, but also to streamline workflow, increase efficiency of business processes and produce substantial cost savings!
IQPC’s inaugural national conference on Enterprise Content Management was designed for those seeking innovative and practical solutions to corporate information management, electronic records management and workflow tools. Delegates will have the opportunity to learn from and benchmark against industry leaders, who have successfully developed an ECM business case, selected the appropriate software vendor, implemented an effective ECM system, and managed the transition process.
For more information on IQPC’s Enterprise Content Management Conference or Reuven Cohen’s Workshop, please visit: www.enomaly.com/ecm_conf.html
About Enomaly, Open Source Consultants
A wide range of successful companies rely on Enomaly's open source consulting experience to increase productivity, improve operational efficiency and reduce risk. Enomaly works closely with medium sized enterprises to plan, prepare, and coordinate achievable client-specific web management and open source strategies. These tools effectively allow enterprises to be more efficient and operate more successfully.
Enomaly offers a wide range of strategic advisory services including business application development, information & content management, and open source migration support.
Enomaly provides consulting services on leading open source platforms including Zope, Plone, MYSQL, Suse, Redhat, Apache Jetspeed and Jboss.
To learn more about Enomaly, visit www.enomaly.com
About IQPC
International Quality & Productivity Center (IQPC) has researched and presented outstanding conferences on innovative business solutions and is recognized as the forerunner in proving accurate, objective and up-to-date developments in the world of business strategy.
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