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Manufacturing/Distribution: Itochu Kenzai reduces printing by 190,000 pages per month with electronic storage solution from IBM

Overview Itochu Kenzai Corporation (Itochu Kenzai) is a comprehensive building materials trading company that offers products and services ranging from the manufacture of building materials to construction, software development and sales.

On the occasion of its receiving the ISO 14001 environmental compliance certification in April 2000, the Tokyo-based Itochu Kenzai introduced a digital document storage and delivery solution powered by IBM DB2 Content Manager OnDemand.

Solution: Since then it has aggressively tackled the task of reducing paperwork by the electronic conversion of legal documents generated in conjunction with its handling of construction materials.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	November 2005	Downloads	1
Format	Case Studies
Topics	CRM Software, Data Visualization, Data Center, High Performance Computing, Knowledge and Data Management, Document Management, Groupware - Workflow, Storage Consolidation

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