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Dm COMMENT Editor: Dave Tyler david.tyler@btc.co.uk Sub Editor: Mark Lyward mark.lyward@btc.co.uk Welcome to the last issue of Document Publishing Director: John Jageurs Manager magazine for 2023. As john.jageurs@btc.co.uk Sales Manager: normally happens in this issue, we Abby Penn have dedicated several pages to coverage of abby.penn@btc.co.uk Lead Designer November's DM Awards night, with a full list Ian Collis of all the winners and runners-up. The awards ian.collis@btc.co.uk Circulation/Subscriptions: is a fabulous way to close off the year with a Christina Willis social/networking event that also highlights christina.willis@btc.co.uk Managing Director: some of the innovative products and projects John Jageurs we've been writing about all year. john.jageurs@btc.co.uk The end of the year also starts us off thinking about the future, of Published by: Barrow & course, and this is reflected in a couple of the articles in this issue, Thompkins Connexion Ltd 35 Station Square, which look at likely trends for the print sector in particular, and for Petts Wood how AI might impact the industry (of which more later), as well as a Kent BR5 1LZ Tel: 01689 616000 more general 'what the next year may bring' piece from Emilie Martin Fax: 01689 826622 of Document Logistix. Emilie puts forward a selection of changes she Subscriptions: expects to see in 2024, including tighter integration between UK: £35/year, £60/two years, £80/three years systems, a growth in federated search, and a shift toward much more Europe: £48/year, £85 two user-friendly interfaces and dashboards. She also suggests that AI years, £127 three years. ROW:£62/year, £115/two "will play an increased role in document management from data years, £168/three years ingestion and document routing to data retention and compliance." Published 6 times a year. Single copies can be bought Yohan Lobo of M-Files agrees in his article elsewhere in this issue, for £8.50 (includes postage & but sounds a note of caution: "Data quality lies at the heart of the packaging). No part of this magazine may be reproduced global AI conundrum - if organisations intend to start deploying without prior consent, in writing, from the publisher. Generative AI (GenAI) on a wider scale, it's vital that they understand ©Copyright 2023 Barrow & how Large Language Models (LLMs) operate and whether the Thompkins solution they implement is reliable and accurate." Connexion Ltd Dirk Bode of fme goes further, suggesting that Generative AI is on Articles published reflect the the verge of changing the world: "Its presence is already prominent, opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the and its potential reach is all-pervasive. The focus shouldn't be about publisher or his employees. While every reasonable effort is made developing a separate AI strategy, or even updating the to ensure that the contents of organisation's digital transformation strategy. It should be about articles, editorial and advertising are accurate no responsibility can weaving Generative AI, and indeed any other aspect of digital be accepted by the publisher for errors, misrepresentations or any transformation, into an organisation's core business strategy - and resulting effects establishing where the technology could and should be harnessed to help deliver this." The fact is that even a year ago, no one would have predicted how rapidly Generative AI would take hold and grow in its application across this and other sectors. Accepting and fully embracing the implications is going to require significant culture change, an organisational transformation that could take many years to see through. It will be interesting to see what our contributors are saying at this time next year about AI and other 'emerging' technologies. All we can say for sure right now is that the next 12 months look set to be very interesting indeed for anyone with an interest in information and data management. Dave Tyler Editor david.tyler@btc.co.uk www.document-manager.com November/December 2023 @DMMagAndAwards 3
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