In-plants: The Next Generation
A new report on the next generation of in-plants covers the emergence of Knowledge Management, Content Management and Electronic Document Management and how an understanding of these initiatives can strengthen in-plants and help ensure their survival.
The visions set forth by IT and the in-plant are not closely aligned. IT looks for ways to maximize technology for the sake of distributing information. In-plants look for ways to make marks on paper. For in-plants to survive, they must look beyond the substrate and seek new and innovative ways in which to store, track, tag and archive files—for a start. IT has expertise in this area and can provide the needed assistance to launch successful applications in multiple phases of progress.
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