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Imaging, Document Management and Storage
Nassau, Bahamas 8th April 2003

We invite you to a presentation and active demonstrations regarding leading industry technologies that are assisting customers today with image capture, archive and retrieval solutions to improve customer service and to reduce business costs. Download the full details in PDF format here or register now.

Subject areas
Business Pain	Companies all over the world are investing in IBM Content Management. Why? What causes people to need it? What are the business problems’ such solutions help resolve?
What is Content Management?	What do we mean by this term? Just as importantly, what don't it mean to your company?
Executive Benefits	What sort of real-world (not theoretical) benefits do our customers enjoy? How can this improve your business?
Key Modules	Content Manager Image Capture and Document Management OnDemand for Report archive CommonStore for the archive of Outlook and Lotus emails  Knowledge Capture to record phone calls and archive GUI and Web clients to search, retrieve, and view documents Many other Content Management modules
Date:	Tuesday, 8th April 2003
Cost:	There is no charge for this event. This is an IBM and e-ASL sponsored event.
Time:	08:30am for breakfast, with presentations planned to finish at 11:30am.
Location:	British Colonial Hilton, Number One Bay Street, Nassau – Tel: (242) 322-3301
Supplier Attendees:	Michael Veenswyk, e-ASL Managing Director Miles Gaudoin, e-ASL Sales Executive Steve Clarkin, IBM Content Management Sales Specialist Tomas Escobar, Software Territory Manager, IBM Caribbean North District

Interested? Register for this seminar now, spaces are limited.

We are repeating the same session in the Cayman Islands on the 10th of April, and in Barbados on the 15th of April. We would be grateful if you can share this information with your other offices as appropriate so they can attend local events.