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RedDot Solutions, (www.reddot.com), provider of enterprise content management solutions, announced today that it has been included in KMWorld’s “100 Companies that Matter Most in Knowledge Management”. Appearing in the April 2004 issue, the list is assembled by KM practitioners, theorists, customers, analysts and editors.
“Knowledge Management supports critical business processes,” said Hugh McKellar, Editor-in-Chief of KMWorld. “Return on investment for an organization is realized by how knowledge management functions improve business processes driving the workplace. RedDot’s Extended Content Management Suite offers a comprehensive approach for companies to achieve a maximum return on investment. We were pleased to name RedDot among the companies that are driving the knowledge marketplace.”
The list is conceived as a way to identify some of the organizations leading the way in the knowledge economy. It is compiled informally through discussions with KM practitioners, theorists, vendors, customers, analysts and editors. Criteria for inclusion varies, however, all the companies have things in common. Each has either helped to create a market, redefine one or enhance one, and they all share one thing—velocity of innovation. The purpose of the list is to generate interest in and discussion about knowledge management tools and services.
“We are very excited to be recognized by KMWorld. Being named to their “100 Companies” list is a validation of RedDot’s achievement in enterprise content management,” said Detlef Kamps, president of RedDot Solutions. “RedDot continues to empower organizations by helping them turn their knowledge into increased business productivity.”
Information about the "100 Companies" list is available online at: www.kmworld.com
About KM World
The leading information provider serving the Knowledge, Document and Content Management systems market, KMWorld informs more than 56,000 subscribers about the components and processes - and subsequent success stories - that together offer solutions for improving business performance.
24.03.2004, Marcus Bond
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