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Schlussdiskussion Toulouse - blog
comment: Web 2.0 cannot replace solid content mgmt systems.

Does Web 2.0 help to bring order into the chaos, reduce entropy in the organization of information within an enterprise, and increase transparency?

Mr Kampffmeyer presented some interesting thoughts about these questions at the closing day of the DLM Forum in Toulouse.

An interesting approach would be that Web 2.0 tools are used as a meta layer built on a robust EDRMS infrastructure where "everything is in its place" (Moreq2).
Web 2.0 cannot replace solid content mgmt systems.

Vortrag Kampffmeyer

Marktstudie Kampffmeyer: Schweiz, Deutschland, Oesterreich

Moreq2 and how to use it

ACHIEVEMENTS AND NEW DIRECTIONS
CONCLUSIONS OF THE DLM FORUM CONFERENCE 2008 IN TOULOUSE
adopted by the conference participants

Data protection, privacy, information security, records management, code of conduct, corporate citizenship, eCompliance, good manufacturing, Quality etc.

Corporate compliance faces many challenges and in the meantime there are so many requirements and obligations that there is almost no transaparency about them.
A lot of compliance requirements and provisions may also be conflicting for multinational companies.

An interesting contribution has been made by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC):

ICC framework for consultation and drafting of Information Compliance obligations

Multinational Companies often face the fact of conflicting compliance provisions; e.g.
Data retention and privacy requirements: Pharmaceutical companies may be required to consolidate records of adverse event reports in a database in a particular country, while data protection laws restrict the transfer of personal data to that country.

get the ICC paper:

This paper is also part of the Webcompanion in the new edition of "records management" Leitfaden
see: http://jhagmann.twoday.net/stories/5367437/

For an overview of Compliance requirements and standards go to:
http://abhishekkatiyar.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/corporate-compliance-regulations-standards/

Does Web 2.0 help to bring order into the chaos, reduce entropy in the organization of information within an enterprise, and increase transparency?

Mr Kampffmeyer presented some interesting thoughts about these questions at the closing day of the DLM Forum in Toulouse.

see blog

An interesting approach would be that Web 2.0 tools are used as a meta layer built on a robust EDRMS infrastructure where "everything is in its place" (Moreq2).
Web 2.0 cannot replace solid content mgmt systems.

the discussion reminds of the RM manifesto published recently within the community.
see: http://jhagmann.twoday.net/stories/5248317/

La version française de Moreq2 est publiée sur le site de la Direction des Archives de France depuis le 9 décembre:

http://www.archivesdefrance.culture.gouv.fr/gerer/publications/manuels/#moreq2

Wann kommt wohl die deutsche Uebersetzung?