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Knowledge Management
Written by Lars Söderman   

What is Knowledge Management?

What if a company knew what it knows? The information is there, hidden in reports and e-mails and published on the corporate Web site or even more probable, it is in the minds of the employees.

Knowledge management addresses many of the problems that organisations face today with an abundance of information, and requirements to respond faster and more accurate than the competition. What if we could harness this wealth and improve the transfer of competence between people in the organisation, to and from customers, suppliers and other stakeholders?

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Document and Content Management
Written by Administrator   

 What is Content Management?

Managing and controlling documents is an important part of business success. At least a tenth of an organization's revenues is based around creating, distributing and managing documents like e-mails, spreadsheets, presentations, product manuals and more. The abundance of documents makes it hard to find, share, organize and control them. Content management systems help solve the problems by providing controlled, location-transparent and format-independent access to documents.

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Portal Solutions
Written by Håkan Ståby   

What is a Portal?

Staying ahead of the competition demands efficiency, flexibility and speed. Business partners must be able to communicate and share information. Customers expect access to information that enables them to make informed buying choices. Employees need the right information at the right time to make intelligent and timely decisions as well as the right tools to take action. A portal integrates information into a personalized, secure and engaging environment.

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