Cambridge's Solutions
Cambridge provides a complete panel of services and expertise in:
Document Management (DM)
Cambridge DM approach will help you store and manage your documents efficiently and will provide you:
Metadata management
Content versioning
Content categorization
Concurrency access to content
Security access
Content full indexing
Content storage and retrieval
Powerful search and retrieval functions
Collaboration functionalities
Workflow functionalities to allow you to define and control the full life cycle of your documents
Web Content Management (WCM)
Today DM is tightly linked to the Web universe. Our solutions integrate compelling functionalities to control the process of creation, validation and publication of content to the Web. When WCM is in place, user no longer need to spend time on technical aspects linked to the Web presence, they only need to focus on the content to publish itself.
Image Management (IM) to capture information
Electronic image capture and management enables companies to go from paper-based handling to efficient, business process driven, electronic access. Cambridge solutions allow you to scan all kind of documents, of any format and extract meta data with techniques like automatic image correction and enhancement, automatic field recognition, OMR (Optical Mark Reading), ICR (Intelligent Character Recognition), OCR (Optical Character Recognition), etc.
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Record Management (RM)
With the increasing requirements in terms of compliance and auditing Record Management becomes a
mandatory aspect of any ECM approach. The fact of identifying, classifying, archiving, preserving,
and destroying records is more and more a constraint imposed by regulations.
You need an efficient and systematic control of the creation, receipt, maintenance, use and disposition
of records, including the processes for capturing and maintaining
evidence of and
information
about
business
activities and transactions in the form of records, either physical or electronic based.
Cambridge consultants will help you in:
setting policies and standards;
assigning responsibilities and authorities;
establishing and promulgating procedures and
guidelines;
providing a range of services relating to the management and use of records;
designing, implementing and
administering
specialized systems for managing records; and
integrating records management into business systems and processes.
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