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Dm COMMENT Editor: Dave Tyler david.tyler@btc.co.uk Sub Editor: Mark Lyward mark.lyward@btc.co.uk Here we are with our last issue of Publishing Director: John Jageurs Document Manager for 2020, and I john.jageurs@btc.co.uk Sales Manager: suspect I'm not the only one who's Abby Penn thinking 'good riddance' to this year for so abby.penn@btc.co.uk Lead Designer many reasons. I remember in February flying Ian Collis out to Berlin for a conference, and noticing a ian.collis@btc.co.uk Circulation/Subscriptions: slightly higher than usual number of travellers Christina Willis choosing to wear face masks. At the time it christina.willis@btc.co.uk Managing Director: seemed rather odd, but now of course we find John Jageurs ourselves looking at scenes of large gatherings without masks as john.jageurs@btc.co.uk being outside the norm. How quickly - and how dramatically - our Published by: Barrow & world has changed! Thompkins Connexion Ltd 35 Station Square, There are a number of articles in this issue that touch on the impact Petts Wood of COVID-19 on various aspects of our sector and the wider world of Kent BR5 1LZ Tel: 01689 616000 business. A research piece from Brother suggests that firms are actively Fax: 01689 826622 ramping-up digital investment to tackle their productivity challenges, Subscriptions: with IT budgets set to rise by an average of 13% over the next 12 UK: £35/year, £60/two years, £80/three years months. Elsewhere, Hyland's Tim Hood argues the case for increased Europe: £48/year, £85 two use of cloud-based ECM systems: "Events this year have reinforced years, £127 three years. ROW:£62/year, £115/two what we pretty much already knew - that being able to access your years, £168/three years data is key to business continuity, or even to business survival. Published 6 times a year. Single copies can be bought Organisations still working with on-premise systems suddenly found for £8.50 (includes postage & themselves struggling to access information remotely, either because it packaging). No part of this magazine may be reproduced was in some unreachable, local server-based app or locked away in an without prior consent, in writing, from the publisher. inaccessible physical filing cabinet." ©Copyright 2020 Barrow & Paul Walker of iManage is even more bullish, suggesting that the Thompkins pandemic could be 'the final nail in the coffin for paper'. After all, Connexion Ltd typically, adverse situations prompt new and innovative ways of Articles published reflect the working, set into motion new working practices, and serve as a good opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the impetus for innovation. Walker argues that the pandemic has "provided publisher or his employees. While every reasonable effort is made an impetus to a 'paperless' direction of travel for enterprise. It has to ensure that the contents of spawned new processes and ways of working, and due to a dispersed articles, editorial and advertising are accurate no responsibility can workforce, made a digital work environment 'business as usual'." be accepted by the publisher for errors, misrepresentations or any Even a summary of security issues in the healthcare market mentions resulting effects COVID-19, as Kofax' Mark Goss says: "Many healthcare workers aren't working in their normal environments, they're helping in other departments, hospitals, and even pop-up field hospitals. With all the displaced healthcare workers, their normal print and capture workflows are left behind with their devices - and the security of the patient data contained in documents printed or scanned elsewhere may be at risk." The facts are unavoidable: the pandemic, and the world's apparent lack of readiness to manage it, have combined to have a knock-on effect on not just the DM/ECM industry, nor even the wider IT sector, but in fact on every aspect of our lives for the foreseeable future. Dave Tyler Editor david.tyler@btc.co.uk www.document-manager.com November/December 2020 @DMMagAndAwards 3
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