Document Management

Real-world document management

As the volume of unstructured data continues to skyrocket (it's up to 80% of all enterprise data today), IT departments have made heroic efforts to stem the tide and structure the world of content for their users.

Unfortunately, document management systems are expensive and ask users to change the way they work. Many IT departments feel that even with the best document management system and processes in the world, they're losing the battle.

VirtualWorks bring document management into the real world, where data is mostly unstructured and users... act like users.

The idea is simple: leave your data wherever it is right now. If it's inside a document management system, leave it there. It it's scattered across file servers, email stores or cloud applications, so be it.

With a Universal Index, all the data inside your document management system will be indexed along with everything out there in the wild - all accessible to users when they need it most.

Some companies feel the Universal Index means they don't need document management at all. Others feel it extends and enhances their DMS. Either way, the answer is content virtualization and a Universal Index.


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Find out how to index all your files and information held in these collaboration platforms.
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