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EXCLUSIVE ARTICLE
Smart Documents –
The Next
Step in the Evolution of Document Creation
By Mark
Moerdler, Ph. D., President, MDY
The next
leap in electronic documents is the “Smart Document” which is a cross
between the static office document we have historically used and an
application with data. Smart Documents incorporate
templating capabilities; programming functionality; linkage to other
documents; as well as metadata about the document and its use.
One major example of Smart Documents is
the Smart Document and Smart Tag functionality within Microsoft Word 2003
documents and Excel 2003 workbooks. Microsoft, with Office 2003, supports
the ability to create standardized documents and workbooks that can be
customized by filling in specific information.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT
IMAGING
Jan./Feb./March 2006
There are definitely myths about
imaging. The most common misconception about imaging is that
it will reduce the amount of paper that you have in your office or
organization. Granted it can reduce the paper by a small
percentage, but that is not the primary reason you should spend your
money on an imaging system. In this article we will discuss
the 5 top reason for converting to digital.
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THE FUTURE OF RIM
Jan./Feb./March 2005
Can the future of records &
information management be defined? Is it possible for any of us to
say where information technology will be heading in the next 10
years? The obvious answer is no, however, I believe that we can
paint a image of the future that is vastly different from what we
presently see.
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LAW FIRMS OF THE
FUTURE
Apr./May/June 2005
Can the future of records &
information management be defined? Is it possible for any of us to
say where information technology will be heading in the next 10
years? The obvious answer is no, however, I believe that we can
paint a image of the future that is vastly different from what we
presently see.
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SMART MACHINES
July/Aug./Sept. 2005
Can the future of records &
information management be defined? Is it possible for any of us to
say where information technology will be heading in the next 10
years? The obvious answer is no, however, I believe that we can
paint a image of the future that is vastly different from what we
presently see.
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INTELLIDOCS
Oct./Nov./Dec. 2005
Can the future of records &
information management be defined? Is it possible for any of us to
say where information technology will be heading in the next 10
years? The obvious answer is no, however, I believe that we can
paint a image of the future that is vastly different from what we
presently see.
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