Enterprise Architecture and Integration
Research Library
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CosmoCom, Inc.
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Business used to be slower, and it used to move in steadier, more predictable rhythms. But the days of unvarying activities yielding predictable outcomes are rapidly going the way of the big iron business systems that made them possible.
The business world is adopting an on-demand model, and for a very good reason: the business environment is changing faster and becoming more unpredictable. ...
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eIQnetworks, Inc.
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Enterprise IT knows about continuous innovation. In a never-ending quest to adjust to a business environment changing at an accelerating rate, IT created specialized teams—the network operations center (NOC), the security operation center (SOC) and audit groups—to manage increasingly sophisticated threats, evolving regulations and new reporting mandates. These specialized teams continually deploy ...
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Archive Systems, Inc.
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What is Imaging & Workflow Automation? Imaging and Workflow Automation (IWA) solutions streamline the invoice receipt-to-pay cycle by enabling organizations to convert paper invoices into digital images, store them in a Web-enabled repository for rapid retrieval, and extract data from them to enhance approval processing.
IWA solutions may provide document and data capture, workflow, or both in ...
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Archive Systems, Inc.
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The distributed nature of accounts payable processes often requires approval on several levels, and generates huge volumes of documentation that are difficult to effectively manage. Not only does this increase the amount of time needed to process each invoice, but it also sets the stage for costs to spiral out of control. Because of this, AP processes are an ideal place to start as organizations ...
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Hewlett-Packard (HP)
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Today's IT organizations are under pressure to continually adapt IT resources to keep pace with changing business priorities, all the while seeking methods to lower costs and improve efficiency in the datacenter. The latter has become a greater focal point in the current economic climate. The racked, stacked, and wired infrastructure common in today's environments creates obstacles in the ability ...
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