Climate change is affecting businesses as extreme weather events and natural disasters become common. This report looks at how enterprises can make themselves more sustainable using content management technologies.
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Market Landscape: Content Management Systems Can Help Enterprises Become More Sustainable
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Sue Clarke
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Sue Clarke is an associate principal analyst at Omdia specializing in enterprise content management (ECM), including document management, records management, and web content. Sue provides analysis on ECM technologies, which includes digital asset management, web analytics, archiving, capture and scanning, case management, customer communications, and e-discovery. Her research provides insights into the issues facing organizations and how technology can enable better productivity. Before joining Omdia, she worked as a computer programmer developing a range of systems, including a purchasing system providing links between disparate systems.
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