Intelligent Information Management Systems
Both businesses in the San Jose and their clients must have data from multiple repositories to complete assignments, and this adds additional obstacles if that data is not easily accessible.
The legacy approach was to combine input into a central archive but this method is not sustainable forever as one system can’t govern everything, particularly in some mid-range to large organizations.Rather than siloed data that is hard to access and enables process bottlenecks, there should be a way to tie all the content together, especially for users procuring numerous software. Fortunately, with today’s open APIs, integrated systems, and cloud technology, it’s become clear that traditional tools are being retired. Instead, Intelligent Information Management Systems are supporting companies to gain clarity into their critical data, uncover their value, and gain good outcomes.

Intelligent Information Management Benchmark Report
You might be shocked to read that 83% of employees have had to recreate documents as a result of not being able to find it on their corporate network. In fact, 86% of workers struggle to find the information resources they desire to do their job. In a recent analysis, IDC shared that content management disorganization costs organizations over 20% of their capacity per year or $20,000 per worker.
What Do The Experts Say?
“The new replacement term for ECM will be intelligent information management, which is first and foremost the realization that a single content repository to store everything is — and always will be — a pipe dream. Consolidation and simplification, yes, but ripping and replacing mission-critical content systems in the quest to get everything in one place is just not a reality for most organizations.”
At Wave, we offer a number of consultative models to support businesses define, plan, and implement a forward-moving, rewarding, and viable intelligent information management system.