1. The eWorld eVerything, @nytime, eVerywhere
P R O J E C T C O N S U L T
Unternehmensberatung Dr. Ulrich Kampffmeyer GmbH
DMS-EXPO, Essen

2. Content Introduction From Document & Knowledge Management to eBusiness
eBusiness is more than eCommerce
The eWorld - Hype or Reality
Future Trends

3. Introduction

4. ePayment ePayment eBusiness W@P W@P eBusiness Port@l Port@l eInsurance
Doc2Web
eComponent
eComponent
eBanking
eBanking
eCommerce
eCommerce
ePayment
ePayment
eBook
eBilling
eBilling
eBusiness
eBusiness
eSCM
eSCM
eShop
eShop
eGovernment
eGovernment
eLearning
eDocument
eDocument
eProcurement
eProcurement
eCRM
eCRM
eFair
@SP
@SP
eBPM
eBPM
eInsurance
eInsurance
Online
Online
@rchiving
@rchiving
eNet
eWare
B2B
B2B
eWorld
eWorld
B2C
B2C
eTrade
eOffice
eOffice
eCash
eCash
eSolution
eSolution
eContent
eContent

5. From Document & Knowledge Management to eBusiness

6. Document Management The Traditional Fields of Applications:
Records Management
Scanning
Document Imaging
Document Management
Electronic Archiving
eForms
COLD
Groupware
Workflow

7. 8 Sources of Knowledge Management
Groupware and Office Communication
Document Management
Continuation of Management Information Systems
Enterprise-Portals
Multimedia DataBases and DataWarehouses
Automatic Categorization and Agents
Development of ERP-Solutions
Revival of Expert Systems

8. Future directions of Knowledge Management
From a Dimension of other Disciplines to a Discipline in its own Rights
From Strategic Initiatives to Routine Practice
From Inward Focus on Knowledge Processes to External Focus of today‘s HR Managers and CIOs
From best practices to breakthrough Practices
From Knowledge Codification and Databases to tradable Knowledge Assets

9. Future directions of Knowledge Management
From Knowledge Processes to Knowledge Objects
From Knowledge Maps to Knowledge Navigators/Agents
From Knowledge Centers to Knowledge Networks
From Knowledge Communities to Knowledge Markets
From Knowledge Management to Knowledge Innovation

10. eBusiness is more than eCommerce

11. eBusiness and eCommerce
trade on a different plattform, but with the same mechanisms (the logistic companies will win the supply chain management war)
transition from paper based to electronic based transaction
mainly B2C and B2B strategies based on internet and extranet
eBusiness
eCommrce is only a part of eBusiness
eBusiness includes the internal processes and information infrastructure like document management, knowledge management, workflow, ERP, , databases etc.
mainly B2E plus provision of transactions and information for the relevant B2C and B2B processes as interface to the „outer world“
eBusiness is focussing on portal technologies for internal and external use

12. The eWorld - Hype or Reality

13. Hype or Reality On a middle-term Basis only a Vision
Standardized Solutions necessary for broad acceptance
Growing together of so far independend Tool-Categories
Data Bases, Agents and Search Machines grow to Knowledge Engines
Absorbtion of conventional Areas by Knowledge Management
special niches, e.g. long-term Archiving, will survive as Base Services for other Applications

14. Future Trends

15. Trends Document Management as Backbone Services
Automatic Categorization
Content Management and XML
ASP and DM-Outsourcing
Electronic Longtime Archival
Portals

16. Information Aggregation & Publishing
The Portal Star
Retrieval
Groupware
Excalibur
Microsoft
PC DOCS FULCRUM
Lotus/IBM
Dataware
Radnet
grapeVine
Knowledge Management
ERP
Hyperwave
Semia
Verity
InfoImage
Intraspect
SAP (mySAP)
Autonomy
Meta Systems Guild
Gorechange
PeopleSoft
Oracle
Portal
J.D.Edwards
Knowledge Track
USU
Ariba
Verge
Perspecta
Top Tiar
Coextant
Datachannel
Sqribe
Sagemaker
Viador
Hummingbird
Powerize.com
Information
Advantage
Intranet Solutions
Giyphica
Epicentric
Information Aggregation & Publishing
Aaneid
SER
Business Intelligence
Portera
OpenText
Documentum
Inktomi
Infoseek
CE AG
AOL/Netscape
Yahoo!
Dokumenten- Management
Internet
Source: Delphi Group

17. Thank You!