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Knowledge Management: From Messaging to Competitive Advantage

Overview This webcast explains how the Lotus products strategically fit together to help you leverage the value of your messaging infrastructure, developing a strong base for competitive advantage. By incrementally building your messaging infrastructure into first, a collaborative knowledge management foundation you will immediately increase the ROI of your email investment and begin to transform information overload into a valuable content management asset. Then by growing this KM foundation into a comprehensive, integrated KM system for both information and expertise, you will realize how the Lotus family of products and services can help your company overcome the time and distance challenges of globalization, reduce cost and cycle time, and be an enabler of global supply chains.

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Publisher	IBM
Live Date	11th May 2004 01:03 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications

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