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- Integration server and adapter technologies
- Enterprise Application Server
- Pre-built application classes I.E.
- Project and Task Management
- Contract Management
- Channel and Sales Funnel Management
- Employee Benefits Management
- User Registration and Profile Management
- e-Procurement
- Product Catalog Management
- Classification Profiles by Cost Center
- Rapid Application Development tool
- Enterprise Portal
- Integration with document capture systems
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- Comprehensive set of processes, classification profiles, and database
techniques that directly maps to the day-to-day management of a business
- Provides valuable starting point of
70% - 80% of classification line items
- Dynamic use of synonyms normalizes terms currently in use throughout the
enterprise that forms an umbrella encompassing ALL classification
systems
- Provides an enterprise-wide library of Official terms
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- Elimination of lawsuits based on sensitive documents that should have
been destroyed that could spell disaster or at a minimum, embarrassment
for an enterprise.
- Identifies Vital records, critical to disaster recovery planning
- Client-Proven to be beneficial by substantially reducing cost for
responding to IRS questions and for routine tax filings
- Technology installed and operating well!
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- Classification framework is the Chart of Accounts and is therefore
synchronized with the financial management of the organization
- Manages business records as Assets – “follow the money”
- Uniform compliance and administration of policy
- Reduced records administration and storage costs
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- Time to deployment, changes in applications and extensions of
applications far less costly and more easily accomplished
- A unified view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- of ALL enterprise knowledge and data
- Flexible, scalable software and hardware architecture enabling a
platform independent, distributed solution
- Lifecycle management of data objects based upon the states of the
object and user parameters
- Cross-boundary / cross-enterprise workflow
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- The result of an installed Uniform Subject Classification System (USCS)
is a:
- Chart of Information-Accounts
- USCS provides and umbrella solution over all existing category systems
and the terms used.
- Changes to existing categorization systems are not required!!
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- What is needed is a knowledge of the subject descriptions for each cost
center.*
- As a start, Infologics can often provide up to 90% of the subject
content of each cost center from previous assignments.
- *Cost Centers typically use only 6 to 10 classifications
- - - - repeatedly year after year..
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- Starting with a profile that is 80% to 90% complete, one or two
subsequent searches virtually completes the classification profile for
each Cost Center.
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- User can receive pop-ups identifying that the current classification
does not appear to be correct or that previously applied classifications
has been modified or changed.
- Each Classification has an official definition available for on-line
User reference, just as
accounting has for its Chart-of-Accounts .
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- Create Schedules that Encompass:
- 1. Code of Federal Regulation
referencing legal citations.
- 2. Administrative references for
all non-CFR records.
- 3. Industry specific references
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- Create Schedules that also
include:
- 4. Foreign citation references.
- 5. Schedule hierarchy contents
that become the “Chart of Information-Accounts”
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- Create Schedules that accomplish:
- 6. Normalized Classification terms through the use of synonyms.
- 7. And, including eCommerce
Transaction Sets.
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- When you know the file classifications you are looking for. . . . .
- it completely simplifies how you search
for those files, reducing search time by as much as 70%!
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- Starting with a profile that is 80% to 90% complete, one or two
subsequent searches virtually completes the classification profile for
each Cost Center.
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