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The Elusive Work-Life Balance
- Presented by GMT
The business case for deploying workforce management applications is customarily written around improved forecasting and scheduling, monitoring schedule adherence, and facilitating employee empowerment to set their scheduling preferences. As demands on the workforce grow, employees’ work-life balance has become increasingly important. “The Elusive Work-Life Balance” white paper from GMT Corporation provides insights for factoring this increasingly important quality-of-work life component into any workforce management strategy.
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Establishing an Effective Strategy for Managing Multiple Web Sites
- Presented by Oracle
Web sites are an effective means of communication, but keeping Web sites relevant and up-to-date can be difficult and overwhelming. Many organizations are faced with the challenge of managing both internal and external Web sites, such as intranets, extranets, blogs, wikis, localized Web sites, public microsites, and portals. With limited resources and time constraints, IT is challenged to strike a balance between centralizing control of infrastructure, security, and branding and giving business units the freedom to manage and customize Web sites to meet their specific needs.
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The Benefits of a Unified Enterprise Content Management Platform
- Presented by Oracle
Enterprise content management (ECM) provides organizations with a platform to house unstructured content and deliver it in the proper format to multiple enterprise applications. With this technology, you can efficiently build content-rich business applications, reuse content, and integrate hundreds of content services with other business applications. ECM helps to decrease costs, automate processes, reduce resource bottlenecks, share content effectively, minimize the number of lost documents, and better manage risk.
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Why Can't a Business Work More Like the Web?
- Presented by Traction Software
The public Internet has quickly developed a new generation infrastructure that encompasses: weblogs, wikis, content search engines and a newer constellation of syndication feeds, readers, notification and aggregation engines. If you can easily find what you want, and stay informed about what matters to you across a network as large and chaotic as the World Wide Web, why should you settle for less in your business? I don't think you will.
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