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Technologies That Drive e-Business
  • John Mancini
  • 5/17/2000

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We Have Interesting Local Politicians, Too...
  • Outside of the killings, Washington has one of
    the lowest crime rates in the country.
  • Mayor Marion Barry, Washington, D.C.

3
Great Moments in Sports
  • "We can't win at home. We can't win on the road.
    As general manager, I just can't figure out where
    else to play.
  • 1992- Pat Williams, Orlando Magic general
    manager, commenting on his team's 7-27 record

4
Great Moments in Sports
  • "Nobody in football should be called a genius. A
    genius is a guy like Norman Einstein."
  • Football commentator and former Washington
    Redskin Joe Theismann, 1996

5
Great Moments in Sports
  • "You guys pair up in groups of three, then line
    up in a circle.
  • Bill Peterson, a Florida State football coach

6
Great Moments in Sports
  • "I can't really remember the names of all the
    Clubs that we went to.
  • Shaquille O'Neal on whether he had visited the
    Parthenon during his visit to Greece

7
Great Moments in Sports
  • I want to rush for 1,000 or 1,500 yards,
    whichever comes first.
  • former New Orleans Saint RB George Rogers

8
Agenda
  • The Current Industry
  • A Period of Discontinuity
  • The E-Business Revolution
  • E-Business Architecture
  • E-Business _at_ AIIM 2000
  • Where Do You Start? -- Role of AIIM
  • Any slides of interest? Give me your card.

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Whats e-Business Got To Do With Documents?
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A Picture of the Industry
  • 17.5 Billion in Revenues
  • Growing at 26 CAGR.
  • Services growing fastest.
  • Asia/Pacific growth 2X as fast.
  • Continued growth in existing vertical
    applications expansion into others.
  • Focus on records management, AR/AP, customer
    care, HR

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Disruptive Technologies
  • Railroads
  • Telephone
  • Internal combustion engine
  • Electric power
  • Radio, television, movies
  • Plastics
  • Jet travel
  • Microelectronics

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Simultaneous, Multiple Disruptive Technologies
  • Collapsing communications costs and exploding
    bandwidth
  • Computing performance/price ratios continuing to
    increase exponentially according to Moores law
  • Boundless and unlimited connectivity redefining
    all business models

13
Infoglut and Infofamine
  • Infoglut Information volume will triple over
    next 5 years. How do I manage increasing volume
    AND complexity simultaneously?
  • Infofamine How do I find what I need when I
    need it to deliver value?

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The E-Business Explosion
  • What is E-Business? -- A Definition
  • The use of web and Internet technologies to
    connect the extended enterprise suppliers,
    customers, employees, and the channel
  • The Three Views of E-Business
  • B2B - Business to Business
  • B2C - Business to Consumer
  • B2E - Business to Employee

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E-Business B2B Explosion
  • Explosive Growth of B2B
  • 1998 -- 43 Billion
  • 2000 -- 843 Billion
  • 2003 -- 1 Trillion - Forrester Research
  • 2003 -- 2.8 Trillion - Boston Consulting Group
  • B2B is 10 times the size of Consumer E-Commerce
  • Source Forrester Research

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Its Easy to Get CynicalTop 30 Lycos Search
Terms
  • Pokemon
  • March Madness
  • Dragonball
  • Britney Spears
  • St. Patricks Day
  • WWF
  • Pam Anderson
  • IRS
  • Tattoos
  • Jennifer Lopez
  • N Synch
  • Las Vegas
  • Marijuana
  • Gundam Wing
  • Backstreet Boys
  • NASCAR
  • Mardi Gras
  • Final Fantasy
  • Prom Dresses
  • Korn
  • The Simpsons
  • Spring Break
  • Blink 182
  • The Bible
  • South Park
  • The Census
  • Christina Aguilera
  • Sailor Moon
  • Stephen King
  • Skateboarding

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Information Life Cycle
Process
Interpret/analyze
  • Data
  • Text
  • Images
  • Graphics
  • Photos
  • Animation
  • Video
  • Audio
  • Voice

Corporate Knowledge
Distribute
Input/capture
Store/archive
At the center of an effective business
infrastructure in the digital age is the ability
to capture, process, distribute, interpret,
analyze and store information in a wide variety
of formats.
19
E-Business Architecture
20
AIIM 2000 Highlights
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ASPs Exciting The Market
  • Cylex - Documentum
  • doc Harbor
  • ImageMax
  • Feith?
  • Viking
  • Captiva
  • dakota imaging
  • etc.

22
Forms Processing Still Kicking
  • Cardiff
  • Captiva
  • ParaScript
  • gentriqs
  • RRI
  • TiS
  • Microsystems Technology
  • and lots of others

23
Wireless Interfaces
  • Staffware
  • EASY Software Ericsson
  • Increasing importance of XML

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Changing Identities
  • Keyfile iconXpress
  • WorkSmart docHarbor
  • Blueridge mindwrap
  • Complex Imaging Captovation
  • ARvee Systems mydocuments.com
  • Input Software ActionPoint
  • Sysprint Electronic Page Solutions

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Changing Identities
  • Keyfile iconXpress
  • WorkSmart docHarbor
  • Blueridge mindwrap
  • Complex Imaging Captovation
  • ARvee Systems mydocuments.com
  • Input Software ActionPoint
  • Sysprint Electronic Page Solutions

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The Role of AIIM
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Why Is e-Business So Important for AIIM?
  • Its BIG.
  • Mastering documents and processes and records is
    critical to making the marriage of physical and
    virtual worlds work.

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AIIM Summary
  • Founded in 1943
  • Membership
  • 500 corporate user members
  • 500 trade/supplier members
  • 10,000 individuals
  • Offices in Silver Spring, MD and Dachet, UK
  • 50 staff

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AIIMs Mission
  • AIIM is the global industry association that
    connects the users and suppliers of document and
    business process management technologies and
    services.

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AIIMs Vision
  • The technologies needed to establish an
    e-business infrastructure are an extension of our
    core document technologies.
  • Our focus over the next 3-5 years will be helping
    our members make the transition to an e-business
    infrastructure.

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Why Should Users Be AIIM Members?
  • Networking and education _at_ the local level.
  • Web-based networking and information.
  • 30-50 discount on all publications and events.
  • E-doc subscription.
  • DOC.1 subscription.
  • Free annual Product and Services Guide.
  • Involvement in standards development.
  • Free studies and white papers for
    corporate/institutional users.

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Major AIIM Activities -- 2000
  • Events
  • AIIM 2000
  • AIIM Road Show 16 cites
  • AIIM Copenhagen
  • DMS Conference
  • 41 chapters throughout North America
  • E-doc magazine and DOC1
  • ANSI accredited standards development
  • AIIM Bookstore
  • www.aiim.org -- industry portal by Q3

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Great Moments in Sports
  • "I want all the kids to do what I do, to look up
    to me. I want all the kids to copulate me.
  • Chicago Cubs outfielder Andre Dawson on being a
    role model
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