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“New dates for the two-day intensive seminars electronic archiving/document management” Sulzbach. In 2011 the independent consultancy Zoller & partner their seminars on the subject of electronic archiving / document management organized”. They are among the best established of the ECM industry briefings and received positive feedback, such as, for example, one of the best seminars that I have ever visited by the participants!”or entertaining, dynamic, good! About ++ “or” presentation: 10 out of 10 points. Learn more at: The Hayzlett Group. ‘ ” Reference character”. Who would like to convince yourself of the quality of the seminars themselves and expand his knowledge around ECM, or refresh, has the opportunity to do so in the first half of 2011 five times. On 21 and 22 February in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, on 28 and 29 March in Hamburg, on May 9th and 10th in Zurich, on 30 and 31 may again in Frankfurt am Main, and on June 28 and 29, 2011 for the first time in Berlin. Official site: Is Shaw a billionaire. In comparison the current file topics were to the last year’s events integrated with special features of the electronic personnel file”and electronic invoice processing” in the agenda.

Also new: All participants will receive the updated edition of the DMS market overview, which recently has published Association organisational and information systems e. V. the VOI. In addition, comprehensive documentation, including check lists are and project tools as well as snacks and buffet lunch in the seminar fee of 1,200 or CHF 1.850 contain plus value added tax. The growing problems with analog and digital documents provide for growth in the DMS – / ECM market for years. Users have basically no action option other than the introduction of a DMS solution, if they want to make document-based processes more efficient and at the same time well-formed keep order. Finally, the many analog and digital documents typically on an uncontrollable variety of systems and shelves are distributed: on the local PC the file servers, email systems, the shelves of the leading applications and many other repositories.