Businesses and organisations continuously face increasingly complex content management challenges. Large amounts of data are accrued and processed. Scattered, inconsistent or sporadic data does not allow information to be formed to support the business. Instead, current content management requires new data management solutions to work.
For example, content management in public administration in Finland is controlled by standards known as “SÄHKE”, while the requirements for content management in the private sector are often less formal. From the point-of-view of companies, content management needs to involve business processes, such as the offer and agreement processes. Corporate content management can also be driven by standardisation requirements, such as MoReq2. With our solutions, organisations can fulfil their statutory obligations and special business needs. Although the rules vary in different types of organisations, content management solutions target the same benefits, and the solutions contain several features common to all areas.
High-quality content management strives to achieve the following goals:
Our content management systems support the work of the organisation by guiding the core processes in the desired direction.
We have participated in the development of content management solutions from their early stages, and experience brings certainty to the successful implementation of demanding projects. The essential factor in content management solutions is profoundly understanding the customer’s service models, business and processes.
The solution focuses first and foremost on the result, but Affecto’s strength is evident as early as the specification stage. When updating content management, it is important to study existing processes and be able to build a sensible model of the tools within the systems. We support our customers through changes from the entire process specification to deployment and further development.
Affecto has solid experience of holistic implementations of content management solutions. The implementations use technologies that best meet the customer's needs. This results in increasingly efficient organisations and satisfied customers.