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AIRLIFT®

ECM | Cloud

Shadrach White

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Vision

• ECM as a set of principles applies in any

infrastructure scenario.

• Cloud provides a more secure and less

intensive support apparatus.

• Existing ECM solutions can be either

migrated or become extended to the cloud.

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ECM Theory

• “E” Enterprise

• “CM” Adoption of a single repository for Content Management is a

myth.

• The value of content diminishes after transactions are completed.

• TCM – Transactional Content Management.

• 18% have achieved enterprise wide adoption of DM/RM system.• 75% have multiple ECM systems.• Only 3% have turned off their Network File Shares, although 34% are

keen to turn them off.• 61% reported that half of their content exists outside of legacy ECM,

stored in LOB systems like ERP.

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ECM in a Mobile World

• PC Sales are projected to continue to decline 7.6% in 2013 over 2012.

• Tablet Sales are projected to steadily increase, 2013 set for 69% over 2012.

• Over half of those surveyed are comfortable with content being accessed on BYOD or company issued mobile devices.

• Only 11% of ECM users have mobile access to content.

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ECM Pivot

• Mature: The technology has been deployed in most Fortune 1000 companies, Non-profit, and Government entities.

• Consolidation: Largely completed but some companies are still targets.

• Process Control: Most large deployments are very process and transaction centric. Insurance, Banking, Application Processing.

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ECM - Traditional

• Document Management• Business Process Management• Records Management• Document Imaging• Web Content Management• Digital Asset Management

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CCM - Collaboration

• File Sharing• Document Authoring• Social Business• Voice | Video• Polling | Ranking• Like | Trend

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Scale & Access

• Cloud infrastructure and SaaS applications scale quickly.

• Multi-Tenant Architecture• Access to cloud apps is ubiquitous in a

mobile environment.• Standard authentication models are

available with SAML 2.0, OAuth and direct API.

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Cloud Market $131B*

• Disruption: Every corner of business is being touched by emerging cloud technologies and products.

• Consumer Grade: It used to be that enterprise apps avoided a consumer style UX, that’s flipping 180%.

• Growth: will be exponential as services continue to mature.

*Gartner Study

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Market Comparison

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• ECM Software Market charted for $5.7B in 2015.

• Cloud BPaaS / SaaS charted at $57B.

$74B of market is Advertising, IaaS / PaaS.We don’t consider that part of the TAM for ECM.

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Gaps & Opportunities

• Integration• Governance & Records Management• Document Imaging• Workflow• Metadata Model• eDiscovery

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Case in Point

Legacy ECM SaaS eFormsSaaS

Collaboration

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Marijuana Initiative

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Background

• I-502 establishes precedent for growing, processing, retailing and possessing marijuana in the State of Washington.

• The State has legacy ECM and processes liquor licenses using Oracle.

• Truly paperless application processing was desired as a future state.

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Current State

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MJ Unit Rollout

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Process Description

• Workflow Packages created in Oracle.• eForm Application package sent and WF

package placed in hold queue.• Applicant completes eForm.• eForm injected into existing workflow

package and routed to licensing specialist.

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Process Map

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Form Design Process

• Cloud collaboration was used to revise draft forms.

• All communication was real time, providing a more efficient form design process.

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Form Sample

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Data Fields

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• All application forms have been automated using electronic fields.

• This reduces the processing time and improves accuracy.

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• Applicants will agree to use an electronic business process.

• The process will be much quicker for everyone using the electronic forms.

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Dynamic Fields

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• Common Fields like Applicant Name will replicate.

• This will reduce double data entry for Applicant(s).

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Electronic Signature

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• Applicants will adopt a legal electronic signature.

• This signature will be used throughout the electronic business process.

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AIRLIFT®

• License Specialist selects forms to send to Applicant.

• Applicant receives email with link to all electronic forms.

• Completed forms are archived to ORACLE IPM and routed through workflow

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Key Points

• Applications are born and remain digital throughout the process.

• Existing legacy ECM solution leveraged.• New cloud eForms solution integrated.• IT becomes familiar with cloud apps as a

stepping stone to a future state.

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What we are achieving

✦ Eliminate paper handling. - Or at least highly reduced.✦ Modern, mobile workflow. - all documents are linked

together.✦ Readable documents. - no more handwritten documents.✦ Get exactly what we want. - required fields!✦ BONUS! Big data. - business analytics can drive future

licensing rules.

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Future State

• Replace Legacy ECM solution• Cloud Workflow• Cloud Storage• Responsive UX Design

• Considerations: records management, managed metadata model, natural language search.

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LS3

Applicant(s)

Scan Operator

DocuSign

Blank Forms

Box

SignedForms

ImageIndex Letters

Force.com

Workflow Process

BLS Record

Enforcement

Firewall

BLS Feed

BrowserEmail

BrowserEmail

HTTPSAPI

HTTPSAPI

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Offer Code 50% Off ( WKERLSE )

Release Date November 22, 2013