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.
Similarly, the role of the in-plant has been shifting. In the past, its primary concern was placing marks on paper. Now, however, it archives and manages files and provides file access for reprint needs. Where in-plants are generally lacking is in their ability to tag, archive, manage and make accessible all files, images, data and content that they handle.
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