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Book details

Genre:COMPUTERS
SubGenre:Document Management
Language:English
Pages:87
eBook ISBN:9781624882081

Designing a Document Strategy

E-Book Edition

by Kevin Craine

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Overview

A complete program for document strategy design. This popular book has sold in over 30 countries world wide and is required text at universities in the US, Canada, Europe and Australia. The five-phase process will guide your assessments and decisions, and result in a document strategy tailored for the specific needs and goals of any organization.

Description

A complete program for document strategy design. This popular book has sold in over 30 countries world wide and is required text at universities in the US, Canada, Europe and Australia. The five-phase process will guide your assessments and decisions, and result in a document strategy tailored for the specific needs and goals of any organization. -Understand the key measures and pressures to guide your efforts. -Determine target documents for your strategy. -Build the justification needed to “sell” your strategy. -Overcome the cultural and human factors that can take you off course. -Select technological solutions that make sense. Construct action plans that will result in successful process improvements. It’s not just about technology, it’s about the process used to make well-thought decisions and profitable actions. "Designing a Document Strategy" shows you how.

About the author

Kevin Craine is an internationally recognized authority on document management. The original printed version of “Designing a Document Strategy” has sold in over 30 countries. The document strategy podcast has listeners worldwide. Kevin was the founding editor of Document magazine and spent many years as a document systems manager and executive for companies like Blue Cross Blue Shield and Hughes Aircraft. Kevin is currently the head of Craine Communications Group, a public relations and marketing communications firm focused on the document industry. He has been the written voice for some of North America’s most successful document system and high tech companies. Kevin holds a BA in Marketing and Communications and an MBA in the management of Science and Technology.

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