Enterprise Content Management
Casting a smarter net
The world of business information has changed dramatically over the past few years. Today, unstructured content – email, web content, Microsoft Office files, digitized images of paper documents and rich media assets – represent a large and rapidly expanding share of organizations’ information profiles. This is a real problem to organizations seeking to get the most value from their enterprise information assets.
Insufficient control over corporate information leads to increased costs, decreased productivity and unnecessary risk. Employees waste countless hours searching for information, don’t sharing or can’t sharing what they know. When employees leave the company, potentially decades of accumulated knowledge and experience may be lost forever.
Enterprise Content Management (ECM) can help you get control over your organization’s information, increasing business productivity and reducing risk.
How we can help
Deloitte's ECM practice delivers the full spectrum of advisory services spanning the entire content lifecycle, helping our clients find new ways to capture unstructured data with enterprise content management. These include content creation, controls, migration, deployment, and delivery across multiple channels such as print, Web, and wireless devices.
Our major services offerings include :
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Developing a content management strategy and implementing technology solutions |
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Analyzing, designing, and implementing technology and processes for managing content |
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Providing the right set of applications through our extensive partnerships with leading content management and portal vendors |
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