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Document Management System

Document management involves the creation, distribution, and deletion of documents within an organization. It includes scanning documents, storing them electronically, indexing them for retrieval, distributing them, and providing security and audit trails. The key components of a document management system are capturing documents through scanning, storing and archiving them, indexing and retrieving tools, distribution methods, security, and audit trails. Document management systems help improve staff productivity, reduce costs, and enhance knowledge sharing and governance while providing challenges around costs, training users, computer issues, and data security.

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Document Management System

Document management involves the creation, distribution, and deletion of documents within an organization. It includes scanning documents, storing them electronically, indexing them for retrieval, distributing them, and providing security and audit trails. The key components of a document management system are capturing documents through scanning, storing and archiving them, indexing and retrieving tools, distribution methods, security, and audit trails. Document management systems help improve staff productivity, reduce costs, and enhance knowledge sharing and governance while providing challenges around costs, training users, computer issues, and data security.

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Document Management:

tools and techniques


* Choudhary, Pravin.Kr.,
Sr. Manager (Doc.), DLF
** Shokeen, Ashu (Dr.),
Head & Chairman, KUK
Document Management
Document management is a process taken
with document within an organization,
with respect to the creation, distribution
and deletion of documents.

Document Management includes every
action taken with a document within an
organization, with respect to the creation,
distribution and deletion of documents
It is commonly said that a document can either be
represented in electronic form (i.e. Word
document, Spreadsheet file, Movie file, Sound
clip, etc.) or as a traditional hardcopy consisting of
one to thousands of pages.

Synonyms
Document management has been named differently
DMS (Document Management Systems),
DIS(Document Information Systems),
IDM(Integrated Document Management),
EDM(Electronic Document Management),
ECM(Enterprise Content Management),
Content Management and Knowledge
Management.
Document Management System (also known by
some as a "paperless office" system or content
management system),
Doc.Manag.at ICT Environment
Components of Document
Management
There are six basic components of DMS:
Capture of documents for bringing them into the
system
Storing and archiving methods
Indexing and retrieving tools for document search
Distribution for exporting documents from the
systems
Security to protect documents from authorized
access
Audit trails
SCANNING & INDEXING WORK FLOW
Enter Details on RECEIPT &
RETURN REGISTER
QC
Verified
Document QC
Document
Scanning
Preparing Pre- indexing
Data Sheet
TIF File
Creation
Return of
Documents to
DIC
Reporting,
Approval &
Audit
Index &
Upload to
the
Server
Receive Documents
from DIC
First Unit Scanner Scanning PC Image QC PC
Exp. Staff Exp. Staff Exp.+ Qualified Staff
Image QC Scanner Image Audit staffs
Second Unit Scanner Scanning PC Image QC PC
Exp. Staff Exp. Staff Exp.+ Qualified Staff
Indexing PC Reporting & Supervision
Exp.+ Qualified Staff Shift Supervisor
Process Flow
Capture of documents for bringing
them into the system
I maging or Scanning:
The scanner should preferably have both flat
bat and ADF(Automatic Document Feeder)
Scanners Speed: can handle 10 to 200 pages
per minute
Scanning scale: 100%
Resolution standard:
Normally scanning at 200 dpi is recommended,
Maximum dpi limit can be upto 600.
Capture of documents for bringing
them into the system Cont..
Bit depth: This consideration in view of possible
number of colour combinations in the documents.
Compression: TIFF G4 format is generally adopted
as archiving format. TIFF Group 3, JPG, BMP, and
GIF compression.
Exposure: This denotes the brightness and contrast
of an image. Brightness upto 130 and contrast upto
80 is adjusted for exposure.
Page orientation
Capture of documents for bringing
them into the system Cont..
OCR: Optical Character Recognition- for printed
material(in this case scanning at 300 dpi is
recommended)
I CR : Intelligent Character recognition that recognizes
handwritten and printed text as alphanumeric
characters
Zone OCR: Zone OCR enables automated
document indexing that reads certain regions (zones)
of a document and then places information into the
appropriate index template fields

Note: OCR is never 100% with available technologies till date
Capture of documents for bringing
them into the system Cont..
Annotations
These permit the users to append or remove
information about a document that has been captured
without permanently changing the original image.
Highlighting, Stamps, Redactions (black-outs or white-
outs) and Sticky notes are among the most common
annotations.

DMSs security should give the system administrator
control over who can view annotations and see through
reductions.
Storage options
Magnetic Media (Hard Drives): It includes
- RAID - Redundant Array of Independent Disks,
- NAS Network Attached Storage and
- SAN Storage Area Networks .
Magneto-optical Storage
Compact Disc
DVDs
WORM
Ultrium Data Cartridge: It is high capacity very secured
storage medium. It is available in 200GB, 400GB and 800
GB capacity.
Indexing and Retrieving Tools
1. Through Index

2. Full Text Indexing
3. Folder File structure
Security of Documents
There are basically two categories of rights:
a. Access Rights:
It basically determines who can log on the system
and which folders or files individuals can open.
b. Feature Rights:
It determines a range of actions, including adding
pages, annotating, copying, or deleting records.
Benefits of Document Management
1. Improve staff productivity
2. Reduce costs associated with manual document
3. Promote sharing of knowledge and information
4. Enhance corporate transparency and governance
5. E-mail and fax files instantly
6. Access documents while traveling
7. Publish documents to CD, DVD or the web, as
appropriate

Challenges
MONEY
MAN: It is the toughest task to make people abandon
there old working and to adapt to new working ways.
Computer Malfunctioning
New Technologies
Backup in different Media
Disaster Management: We can store backup data in
different Seismic Zone
Data Security/Data Theft
To Conclude
Disaster Mgmt./Preparedness
Efficiency of working
Mobile Working Environment

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