IBM FileNet Business Process Framework is a framework that gives governments the ability to rapidly build a case management system. 

With the release of a scathing report on government IT, we examine calls for radical reform in the relationship between Whitehall and its IT suppliers. Also this week, the first part of our Buyer’s Guide to Big Data, and a case study on how Carphone Warehouse improved customer satisfaction by 38% using business process management (BPM) software. 

The following paper is designed to act as a resource for completing a business report for a Managed File Transfer Solution. The paper will begin by detailing some of the costs associated with traditional methods of file transfer, followed by benefits of having an MFT solution, and some resources for business report writing. 

This case study explores how the National Bank of Abu Dhabi ensures their data in transit remains safe and meets all security and compliance regulations with the help of a managed file transfer (MFT) solution. View now to learn more! 

Access this expert paper to learn more about the worst file bloat offenders, the dire consequences of file bloat, file bloat work-arounds, and much more. 

This case study examines how Hartford Hospital outsourced its medical records management without service interruption, ensuring the highest level of patient care while reducing costs. read on to find out how they did it. 

Now you can get a file sharing solution that the U.S. Army uses and eliminate any worries you have about transferring sensitive business data. This case study will show you how this solution has been very successful for the Army and will teach you how your business could benefit a great deal as well. 

To help companies reduce the costs of storing and managing inactive data, Iron Mountain has created an enterprise-class cloud-based storage archive service, the Virtual File Store (VFS). The VFS service is part of Iron Mountain's Storage-as-a-Service portfolio, which includes email management/archiving, eDiscovery, and data backup/recovery. 

Object-based storage dispenses with the hierarchical file system, so there are no nested subfolders. Instead, it uses an indexed flatfile structure in which each object is given a unique ID. This issue of IT in Europe includes case studies of how object-based storage products are being implemented in Europe. 

IT infrastructure management solutions provider, Avocent Corporation, needed to accomplish two critical tasks: Improve performance of key business applications and provide decentralized Web security and control for their branch offices. View this case study to learn how they were able to meet both needs with just one solution. 

The Alvarado Independent School District is very proud of their high-tech infrastructure. However, archiving all of the students' valuable content demanded an enterprise storage solution. Read this Case Study to see how Alvarado solved their problem. 

Learn how to get started on building a business case for deployment, preparing your organizations' employees and understanding the new federal rules of civil procedure.