Toward a Document Management White Paper

Over the past several years I have written extensively about document management issues.  The following list represents a kind of table of contents on the way to a more extensive document management white paper. The hyperlinks point to the source of that particular post or article.

Introduction

    Why Document Management?  (Newsletter 25, June 2003)
    DIY Document Management - NOT (9/2/08)
    Considerations on Document Management (2/11/08)
    What Functionality Do You Need?  (5/24/07)
    Tips on Implementing Document Management (Newsletter 31, 2006)
    Every Installation a Snowflake? (1/18/2008)

Basic Functionality
    Searching (5/16/07)
    DM as a Centralizing Force (1/24/08)
    Security  (4/24/08)
    “Taking it with You” (5/28/08)

Email
    Managing Email Attachments (7/21/08)
    Getting Archived emails into Worldox (7/31/08)

Scanning
    Planning for Scanning (2/22/08)
    Moving Toward Paperless (1/14/08)

Workflow
    Workflow Issues – Email (8/30/07)
    Workflow Issues When Scaning (7/25/07; 8/31/07)

Other
    Brief Banks – Why Aren’t They More Common?  (11/26/07)
    Document Assembly (8/8/2008)
    Document Assembly - Productivity Enhancer (12/03/07)

Comments

[Kenny Fared]

Document management is a good course to discuss because it entails a lot of important paper management. Every company must have to know about this and run a program using this manager. It will help work flows easily and manageably.

[duplex scanner]

I totaly agree with Peter's comment, I can't imagine our life management without an efficient data management system

[Peter Bowen]

Secure document storage has never been so crucial ever since the Data Protection Act 1988.

If you are a business that holds personal details of customers or
clients, it’s crucial that you’re aware of the regulations detailed in the Data Protection Act. Secure document storage should be an intrinsic part of every business’s administrative processes, ensuring any sensitive documents are kept safe and secure.
The Data Protection Act 1988

The Data Protection Act outlines UK law on how data is processed on identifiable living people in order to protect their rights and identity. The Act falls in line with the European Directive of 1995 that was introduced to help protect individual’s fundamental rights and freedoms in respect to their privacy and personal data. Businesses and organisations are legally obliged to comply with the Data Protection Act prompting a tightening of procedures when it comes to secure document storage.

[records management]

Thanks for sharing all the hyperlinks for document management. All are looking quite informative. I was looking for document management related information from long time. And today, I got it. Certainly, I will go for it.