Content services represents a new way of thinking about how content and data should be managed in a business environment. In the past with “ECM,” the importance of managing content was mostly placed on how it would be stored and organized. Content services prioritize insights that can be extracted and analyzed from the content.
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The demand from today’s customers for digital banking is here and is not going away anytime soon, but the reality is banks are still struggling to make the jump. The two biggest problems that banks face when considering how to streamline paperless banking lie in the infrastructure of the banks.
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Even though the concepts of ECM and content services are supposed to accomplish the same things, the change has to do with the core infrastructure of a company and how enterprise compliance and system integrations can be made easier. The meaning of ECM evolved as the need for storing content on one platform began to dwindle. How organizations manage their content based on their particular initiatives became more important than how and where the content was being stored.