Profile of Doug Henschen

Executive Editor, Enterprise Apps

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Doug Henschen is Executive Editor of InformationWeek, where he covers the intersection of enterprise applications with information management, business intelligence, big data and analytics. He previously served as editor in chief of Intelligent Enterprise, editor in chief of Transform Magazine, and Executive Editor at DM News. He has covered IT and data-driven marketing for more than 15 years.

Articles by Doug Henschen
posted in May 2005

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In Focus: Imaging and AIIM Are Inseparable

5/31/2005
The buzz from back East was excellent, with reports of a packed show floor and healthy exhibitor numbers.
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This eGov Portal Is Part MapQuest, Part Craigslist

5/31/2005
Plenty of government initiatives are aimed sharing information electronically, but one that’s surprisingly advanced is the effort to share geospatial information system (GIS) content across federal, state, county and city agencies.
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eGov Portal Is Part MapQuest, Part Craigslist

5/31/2005
The Geospatial One-Stop (GOS) Portal has been operational since July 2003, and a “GOS2” facelift expected to bow in July will incorporate easier searching, a customizable portal interface and an online marketplace designed to encourage joint purchases of new GIS content.
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In Focus: BPM Merger Could Reduce Process Mayhem

5/24/2005
The merger could reduce overlapping standards, and the consolidation would mirror a thinning of vendor ranks in the last year that is a healthy sign of a maturing BPM market.
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AIIM Study: Cost and Compliance Issues Drive ECM

5/24/2005
Compliance may be a growing concern, but cost-related concerns remain the dominant motivator behind investments in enterprise content management.
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A Manufacturer Finds 65,000 Ways to Reuse Content

5/17/2005
Field Report - Siemens, Buffalo Grove, Ill.
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Governance Gauge: XBRL Sets the Standard

5/10/2005
It's no longer a question of if Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) will be the standard mandated by financial regulators around the globe, but rather when.
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Baseball Gets Predictive To Drive Online Ticket Sales

5/10/2005
Figuring out what interests a site visitor is one thing, but doing it in real time and predicting resulting behavior is as difficult and as rare as a no hitter. Yet most sites don't need that kind of performance to win at e-commerce.
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In Focus: What's in Store at AIIM 2005

5/10/2005
Here's a brief sampling of what's in store, from vendor product introductions in the realms of content management and capture to notable conference sessions and city sidelights.
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Analysis: Kofax Upgrades an Imaging De Facto Standard

5/10/2005
Last week, Kofax brought the state of the art to the next level, introducing VRS 4.0, which adds content-based auto rotation, auto color detection and other features that improve automation.
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In Focus: Whither Web Content Management?

5/3/2005
With the exception of Interwoven and Stellent, ECM vendors just don't seem to talk about WCM any more.
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XBRL Gets Real as the Standard for Financial Reporting

5/3/2005
XBRL is fast moving from the vision phase to a practiced global standard.
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