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Recorded Webcast: Tuesday, November 16, 2004
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Document management is not just simply check in, check out, and version control.
People create documents in a collaborative team environment, many times around
a certain business process. This collaborative and process oriented environment
is many times overlooked and can lead to unforeseen negative business impacts
such as non-compliance, proliferation and replication of information, and end
user rejection.
Learn how Forrester defines the concept of collaboration and how it delineates
the start of a document lifecycle. You will learn how to develop an enterprise
collaboration and document management strategy and why it is important to define
roles, responsibilities, processes, estimate risk, and increase ROI. Further
you will learn how collaboration and document management requirements have evolved,
and how WorkSite MP 4 addresses them.
Featuring speakers:
+ Erica Rugullies, Senior Analyst, Forrester Research
+ Jim Petty, Director Product Marketing, Interwoven
For more information, contact Omur Canaltay,
(+1) 408.220.6914
or visit http://www.interwoven.com.tw/products/worksite_mp/
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About Erica Rugullies
 Erica is a senior analyst
in Forrester's Information Delivery research group. Her current research focus
includes enterprise messaging and collaboration platforms, team collaboration
software, collaboration strategy, message archiving, and product information
management. Erica came to Forrester through its acquisition of Giga Information
Group. She covered a wide range of trends and technologies in her more than
six years with Giga. Prior to joining Giga, Erica was a research analyst at
Hurwitz Group, where she covered electronic commerce and information security.
She has experience with Lotus Notes application development and administration,
Novell NetWare network administration, and project management. She has also
served on the board of trustees of the Massachusetts Electronic Commerce Association.
Erica has a B.A. from Harvard University.
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