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NEW YORK, Sept. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — FMW Media’s New to The Street / Newsmax TV announces the broadcasting line-up of its national syndicated 1-hour TV show this Sunday, September 18, 2022, airing time 10-11 AM ET.

New to The Street’s 386th TV episode line-up features eight (8) interviews of the following Companies and their representatives:

1). Acurx Phamaceuticals, Inc.’s ACXP ($ACXP) interview with David Luci, President / CEO.
2). Real Estate – Soho Properties’ interview with Sharif El-Gamal, CEO.
3). Phixey, Inc.’s interview with Alexandra Poirier, Communications Manager.

4). Metaverse – CEEK VR’s (CRYPTO: $CEEK) ($CEEK) interview with Mary Spio, CEO/Founder.
5). Virios Therapeutics Inc.’s VIRI ($VIRI) interview with Greg Duncan, CEO.
6). Sekur Private Data, Ltd.’s SWISF SKUR GDT interview with Mr. Alain Ghiai, CEO.
7). Mikra Cellular Sciences’ (a division of Lifeist Wellness, Inc.) LFST (FRANKFURT: M5B) NXTTF interview with Faraaz Jamal, CEO, Mikra Cellular Sciences & COO, Lifeist Wellness, Inc.
8). “The Sekur Privacy & Sekur Security Segment” interview with internet privacy expert Mr. Alain Ghiai, CEO, Sekur Private Data Ltd. SWISF SKUR GDT (Sekur®).
This week, New to The Street TV welcomes David Luci, the President / CEO at Acurx Phamaceuticals, Inc. ACXP ($ACXP). From the Nasdaq Marketplace studio, David talks with TV Host Jane King about the Company’s clinical biopharmaceutical business developing a new class of antibiotics for bacterial infections. David discusses the Company’s novel Ibezapolstat drug, a potential treatment for Clostridioides difficile Infections (CDI). With the recent positive outcome from Ibezapolstat’s FDA Phase 2a clinical and microbiome data, the Company is now enrolling patients for its FDA Phase 2b trial. CDI kills about 29,000 people annually; many catch the infection in hospitals and nursing homes. Clinical data to date shows that Ibezapolstat increases the good microbiome bacteria in the gut, and it demonstrated eradication of CDI during 3-days of treatment. David references Summit Therapeutics, and their recent Phase 3 FDA failure on a competitive CDI drug. There has been NO news class of antibiotic drugs since 1984, and the current frontline treatment Vancomycin, has limitations with about a 15-20% rate of CDI recurrence. Big Pharma wants a new class of antibiotics to combat CDI and other bacterial infections. David explains that being public is essential and helps the Company raise money, as needed, going forward with current and other pipeline treatments. Private and Governmental organization grants are a good source for early-stage development of new novel drug products. David will do a follow-up interview to inform viewers of the progress with the Ibezapolstat drug and the Company. The on-screen QR code is available during the show; download or visit Acurx Pharmaceticals, Inc. – https://www.acurxpharma.com/
New to The Street TV’s Host Jane King welcomes back Sharif El-Gamal, Chief Executive Officer at Soho Properties. From the Nasdaq Marketplace studio, Sharif informs Jane and viewers about his Company’s new investment vehicle, the “New York City Structure Finance Fund” (“Fund”). The Fund’s investment fundamentals help investors currently frustrated with the current illiquidity in the equity markets. Fully collateralized, the Fund has a 12% annual return from real-estate holdings. Sharif, with over 20 years of experience in real estate, says the Fund focuses on excellent NYC Manhattan properties that allow an investor to get involved in a secure debt position with hard assets, real-estate. The Fund will look at all real-estate opportunities, but it likes to look at residential and hospitality assets. With 3^rd party valuations from some of the best in the world who determine real-estate values, the Fund looks at a net Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio up to 75%. Sharif explains that if a property has a $100M valuation, the Fund will participate up to $75M. The capital markets dried up after the recent downturn in the investment markets and overall permission from investors and governmental organizations. Banks and other financial institutions are not loaning money. Sharif sees a massive opportunity with the Fund, where investors can participate in NYC real-estate, a hard-asset class, and get a good investment return on collateralized holdings. NYC has some of the best real-estate in the world. Any accredited investor can get involved; visit the website, https://sohoproperties.com/. A Soho Properties Capital Markets Associate will reach out to those interested. The on-screen QR code is available during the show; download or visit Soho Properties – https://sohoproperties.com/.
New to The Street TV is re-airing the in-studio Nasdaq Marketplace interview with Alexandra Poirier, Communications Manager at Phixey, Inc. Alexandra sits with Host Jane King to discuss the Company’s unique electronic service club. Like AAA for automobile members, Phixey offers its members benefits and electronic service repair options on devices as low as $19.95 per year. The services are not part of an insurance policy plan and have no deductibles. With cell phones and other devices increasing in prices, costly repairs are more likely. The current average cost of repairs ranges from $150-$800, but Phixeys’ club members only pay a device’s yearly fee, with no other out-of-pocket pay-outs. They have relationships with repair facilities throughout the US for repairs. Alexandra also told viewers they are rolling out their Phixey Wireless cellphone plan, unlimited talk and text for $10.00, hosted on T-Mobile. Over the next two years, Phixey expects to have over 2M members in the club. The on-screen QR code is available during the show; download or visit Phixey, Inc. – https://phixey.com. The interview originally aired on August 28, 2022.
The interview with Mary Spio, CEO/Founder at CEEK VR (CRYPTO: $CEEK) ($CEEK) is re-airing on New to The Street TV. Mary talks with Host Jane King informing viewers about the Company’s Virtual Reality (VR) platform and creator tools. CEEK VR is an all-inclusive Metaverse in which creators can own, build, and monetize their experiences in virtual worlds using $CEEK tokens. Stars like Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and other top music artists and athletes are using the platform for concerts, new debuts, fan interactions, and merchandise sales. CEEK’s latest VR channel, “The Debut Life,” co-hosted and co-created with Billboard’s Carl Lamarre, is a Metaverse platform where the musical artist can roll out their news, hit albums, and fan interactions. Other CEEK “Club House” VR channels can create brand awareness and bring new and unique user experiences by bridging the real world to a virtual platform. Mary said that back in 2014/2015, she spoke with META (f.k.a-Facebook) about the internet’s future evolution and that the Metaverse would be more than just for games. The Metaverse is changing rapidly, and those committed to bringing vital technological advancements will achieve success; other entities with fewer expectations and technological innovation will not survive. Like a recently published Time Magazine article, publications increase the interest in the Metaverse, adding to mass adoption. CEEK’s “LAND SALE” marketplace platform enables developers to roll out new VR ecosystems. Oculus, HTC, and CEEK VR headsets are all used to enter the CEEK VR Metaverse. Mary invites everyone to try it out and download the iOS and Android apps. The on-screen QR code is available during the show; download or visit CEEK VR – https://www.ceek.com/. The interview originally aired on August 28, 2022.
New to The Street TV’s Host Jane King welcomes Greg Duncan, CEO at Virios Therapeutics, Inc. VIRI ($VIRI) (“Virios”) for his in-studio Nasdaq Marketplace interview. Virios is a development-stage biotechnology Company focused on advancing novel antiviral therapies. Greg explains the Company’s focus is on various disorders, including fibromyalgia and irritable bowel disease. The Company’s novel IMC-1 compound is a proprietary combination of famciclovir and celecoxib. The Company completed its fibromyalgia IMC-1 FDA Phase 2a with clinical outcomes. Currently, the fibromyalgia study using IMC-1 is in FDA Phase 2b clinical, a multi-center, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical with over 400 patients. The Company expects success in the fibromyalgia Phase 2b study, which then places the IMC-1 into Phase 3 trials. The Company’s management and Board of Directors are a team of successful doctors, scientists, and finance experts. Greg launched many pharmaceutical brands, including Zoloft. Virios develops novel treatments using existing drug combinations to eliminate antiviral conditions that can affect many humans. The on-screen QR code is available during the show; download or visit Virios Therapeutics, Inc. – https://www.virios.com/.
Mr. Alain Ghiai, CEO, Sekur Private Data, Ltd. SWISF SKUR GDT, joins New to The Street’s Host Jane King to talk about the Company’s Sekur products and recent global cybersecurity issues. New phishing and hacking scams appear to propagate daily on emails, websites, and texting apps. Alain states that even his Company’s law firm came under a recent hack job. Hackers were slightly changing the law firm’s website with an appearance similar to Sekur’s legitimate website. Then, the hackers sent emails and WhatsApp messages to the lawyer’s clients with an invoice and wire instructions to pay. Venmo, an easy payment solution app, is another app recently targeted, sending electronic communications to recipients to accept payments sent to them. Those who downloaded the bogus Venmo transaction became victimized by malware on their devices. Venmo and other open-source platforms, the majority hosted on the Big-Tech platforms, offer little to no cybersecurity features. Emails are sold and resold, and hackers get a hold of these emails and develop nefarious electronic campaigns to steal data and money. 94% of cybersecurity breaches occur through email communications. The solution is Sekur Private Data’s Sekur products which offer encrypted secure communications and data management. Individuals and businesses suffering greatly from a past cybersecurity breach are using the Sekur solutions successfully and confidently. Everyone is getting some potentially harmful electronic communication, be diligent, don’t get emotional, look at the transmission, review the source, and decide if the electronic communication is legitimate before clicking and replying. If you are not sure, contact the person about the electronic communication. Sekur is bringing out a Small Business Sekur Solution platform, available soon. Subscribers get cybersecurity protections not available with open-source programs for reasonable pricing. As an added protection to subscribers, Sekur Private Data, Ltd. operates its internet platforms and security businesses under the country of Switzerland’s very tough privacy laws. The on-screen QR code is available during the show to download more info or visit Sekur Private Data, Ltd. – https://www.sekurprivatedata.com/ and http://www.Sekur.com.
New to The Street’s re-airs Faraaz Jamal, CEO at Mikra Cellular Sciences (“Mikra”), interview with Host Jane King. Mikra is a biosciences and consumer wellness Company that develops innovative therapies for cellular health and is a division of Lifeist Wellness, Inc. LFST (FRANKFURT: M5B) NXTTF. Talking from the Nasdaq Marketplace studio, Jamal explains Mikra’s uniquely formulated nutraceutical bio-active compounds. The CELLF™ product, once ingested, absorbs the mineral/nutrient compounds through the small intestines for cellular uses. Jamal reveals to viewers that cellular health is the key to wellness and the link between cellular activities and overall health. The vitamin market contains misconceptions and false claims about overall consumer wellness. Taking handfuls of pills is not the solution. Most of the time, one’s body does not need certain compounds but requires other compounds. CELLF™ is a butter-type consistency that delivers its nutrient-filled combinations directly to the jejunum (mid-small intestine) and distributes from blood plasma to cells. The product doesn’t need individual customization; it absorbs compounds on the cellular levels based on what the individual’s body needs. Jamal says that the human stress from COVID-19 and other social and economic events people are looking for ways to become healthy; as such, the growth in wellness-based products continue. The Company’s recent consumer survey revealed that most people have difficulty maintaining personal health. All the cells and organs of the body are Mikra’s targets to help individuals increase the body’s cellular ability to recover from any form of stress and obtain a complete wellness solution. The parent Company, Lifeist Wellness, Inc., provides Mikra business and manufacturing support necessary to produce consumer products with bioactive compounds. The on-screen QR code is available during the show; download or visit Mikra Cellular Sciences – https://wearemikra.com/. The interview originally aired on July 17, 2022.
New to the Street TV re-airs the “Weekly Sekur Privacy & Sekur Security Segment” with internationally acclaimed internet privacy expert and Host Mr. Alain Ghiai, CEO at Sekur Private Data Ltd. SWISF SKUR GDT. Alain and TV Co-Host / Multi-media Journalist Ana Berry discuss the most recent industry “Hack” and “Back to School” cybersecurity concerns. LastPass.Com, a password management company with millions of customers, is the most recent victim of a cyber breach hack. Alain says that SekurSuite has password management software which is very different from the current competitor products. Password management software typically syncs with websites, allowing passwords to post automatically, which can cause a possible cybersecurity compromise from stolen passwords. Sekur’s password manager doesn’t allow password storage on a web browser; subscribers must type or cut and paste onto a platform’s user/password field. Also, the SekurSuite passwords are so strong that some financial institutions and banks won’t accept them, using older password security protocols. Also, SekurSuite offers document sharing, data backup, and data management. The subscription cost is $50.00 per month for a single user, and the product caters to businesses. Alain informed viewers that Sekur Private Data is working on a less expensive version for individuals with a much lower yearly fee. SekurMail/SekurMessenger subscription-based platforms with the Chat-by-Invite and SekurSend/SekurReply features are an excellent tool for children going “Back to School.” SekurMessenger prevents cyberbullying, photo bombs, impersonations, and other malicious actions because the app allows for complete anonymity and the end-user the ability to accept or deny receiving messages. You can control who is on your SekurMessenger approved list, giving only your Sekur number. SekurMessanger is only 5.00 per month for individuals, and with PROMO CODE: SEKUR15, subscribers can get an additional 15% off a year subscription fee. Remember: Sekur Private Data, Ltd. does no data mining, no shared servers, no open-platform coding, and no third-party providers, and never asks for a phone number, and the Company owns and operates its servers in Switzerland, a country with strict privacy laws. The on-screen QR code is available during the show; download or visit Sekur Private Data, Ltd. – https://sekursuite.com/, http://www.Sekur.com, and https://www.sekurprivatedata.com/. “What is your privacy worth?” The segment originally aired on September 4, 2022.
About Acurx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ACXP ($ACXP):
Acurx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ACXP ($ACXP) is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical Company focused on developing new antibiotics for difficult-to-treat infections. The Company’s approach is to develop antibiotic candidates that target the DNA polymerase IIIC enzyme, and its R&D pipeline includes antibiotic product candidates that target Gram-positive bacteria, including Clostridioides difficile, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), vancomycin resistant Enterococcus (VRE) and drug-resistant Streptococcus pneumoniae (DRSP). The Company’s Ibezapolstat is a novel, orally administered antibiotic being developed as a Gram-Positive Selective Spectrum (GPSS™) antibacterial. It is the first of a new class of DNA polymerase IIIC inhibitors under development by Acurx to treat bacterial infections. Ibezapolstat’s unique spectrum of activity, which includes C. difficile but spares other Firmicutes and the important Actinobacteria phyla, appears to contribute to the maintenance of a healthy gut microbiome. The Company successfully completed Phase 1 and Phase 2a clinical trials of ibezapolstat. To learn more about Acurx Pharmaceuticals and its product pipeline, please visit www.acurxpharma.com.
About Soho Properties:
Soho Properties is a Manhattan-based, privately held real estate development and investment firm founded in 2003 by Sharif El-Gamal. Since its inception, Soho Properties has been leveraging a multicultural academy of talents to expand frontiers within real estate. From acquisition to construction, Soho’s decision-making process is a strategy designed to maximize results. Corporate insights are from first-hand experiences. Soho Properties utilize the expertise of award-winning globally recognized architects, engineers, and industry specialists to guide their projects, and they operate in a fully transparent process that cultivates creativity. Through unrelenting perseverance and intellectual foresight, Soho Properties will continue to revamp the urban landscape – https://sohoproperties.com/.
About Phixey, Inc.:
Phixey, Inc., an electronic repair business for over 15 years, helps customers with their cell phone, tablet, and laptop service needs. The Company has agreements with DrPhoneFix, Techy, Experimax, and InMotion, totaling about 300 stores worldwide. Customers have no limits to where they can go to get their electronic devices repaired. Device owners can have peace of mind that their devices stay protected without high repair costs, monthly premiums, and high deductibles. Phixey is simply a club for cell phone, tablet, laptop, computer, and wearable owners that gives you tremendous benefits. With Phixey, Inc., the days of high repair costs, monthly premiums, and ridiculous deductibles are out – https://phixey.com/.
About CEEK VR (CRYPTO: $CEEK) ($CEEK):
As an award-winning developer of premium social virtual and augmented reality experiences, CEEK VR is an all-inclusive Metaverse where creators can own, build, and monetize their experiences in virtual worlds using $CEEK, the in-world utility token for the CEEK Metaverse. CEEK has distributed content for global superstars such as Lady Gaga, Ziggy Marley, Daddy Yankee, Luis Fonsi, Future, and Demi Lovato. Part of CEEK’s mission is empowering creators with the tools needed to generate new revenue streams from their artistry digitally. CEEK prides itself on helping music artists, athletes, event creators, and makers create exquisite, direct-to-fan experiences that delight and drive long-term sustainable engagement within existing and emerging virtual worlds. CEEK simulates the communal experience of attending a live concert, a sporting event, and other ‘money can’t buy exclusive experiences with friends from anywhere at any time – https://www.ceek.com/.
About Virios Therapeutics, Inc. VIRI ($VIRI):
Virios Therapeutics, Inc. VIRI is a development-stage biotechnology company focused on advancing novel antiviral therapies to treat debilitating chronic diseases, such as fibromyalgia (“FM”). Immune responses related to the activation of tissue resident herpes have been postulated as a potential root cause triggering and/or sustaining chronic illnesses such as FM, irritable bowel disease, chronic fatigue syndrome and other functional somatic syndromes; all of which are characterized by waxing and waning symptoms with no obvious etiology. The Company’s lead development candidate (“IMC-1”) is a novel, proprietary, fixed dose combination of famciclovir and celecoxib designed to synergistically suppress herpes virus replication, with the end goal of reducing virally promoted disease symptoms. IMC-1 has been granted fast-track designation by the FDA and is currently being tested in a multi-center, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial (“FORTRESS”), designed to serve as a supportive registrational study potentially. Evidence of IMC-1’s efficacy on a broad spectrum of FM outcome measures was previously demonstrated in a Phase 2a clinical trial. The Company is pursuing a second development candidate, IMC-2 (valacyclovir and celecoxib), as a potential treatment for managing the fatigue, sleep, attention, pain, autonomic function, and anxiety associated with Long COVID, otherwise known as Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC). The Company has provided Bateman Horne Center (“BHC”) with an unrestricted investigational grant to conduct this study. BHC is a non-profit, interdisciplinary Center of Excellence advancing the diagnosis and treatment of chronic fatigue disorders, FM, post-viral syndromes, and related comorbidities – https://www.virios.com/.
About Sekur Private Data Ltd. SWISF SKUR GDT:
Sekur Private Data, Ltd. SWISF SKUR GDT is a Cybersecurity and Internet privacy provider of Swiss-hosted solutions for secure communications and secure data management. The Company distributes encrypted emails, secure messengers, secure communication tools, secure cloud-based storage, disaster recovery, and document management products. The Company sells and serves consumers, businesses, and governments worldwide through approved wholesalers, distributors, and telecommunications companies. Contact Sekur Private Data, Ltd. at corporate@globexdatagroup.com or visit https://www.sekurprivatedata.com and https://www.sekur.com.
About Mikra Cellular Sciences:
Mikra Cellular Sciences (“Mikra”), a division of Lifeist Wellness, Inc. LFST (FRANKFURT: M5B) NXTTF, is a breakthrough Company seeking to unlock cellular potential and maximize the health of humans. Mikra intends to bridge the scientific gap between cellular health and consumer wellness and focuses on one’s health at the cellular level. Human cells are responsible for the overall functionality of human biology. Mikra continues to develop products that can enhance cellular absorption of key and need minerals and nutrients to improve health and wellness. CELLF™ product is clinically tested and engineered to bring balance to the body and mind on a cellular level – https://wearemikra.com/. Lifeist Wellness, Inc. LFST (FRANKFURT: M5B) NXTTF is sitting at the forefront of a post-pandemic wellness revolution, leveraging the advancements in science and technology to build breakthrough companies that transform human wellness. Its portfolio business units include CannMart, a B2B wholesale distribution business that facilitates recreational cannabis sales to Canadian provincial government control boards; CannMart Labs, a BHO extraction facility for the production of high-margin cannabis 2.0 products; the CannMart.com marketplace, which provides US customers with access to hemp-derived CBD and smoking accessories; Australian Vapes, the country’s largest online retailer of vaporizers and accessories; Findify, a leading AI-powered search and discovery platform; and Mikra, a biosciences and consumer wellness company seeking to develop innovative therapies for cellular health. Information on Lifeist and its businesses – www.lifeist.com, www.cannmart.com, www.australianvaporizers.com.au, www.wearemikra.com, and email: ir@lifeist.com.
About FMW Media: 
FMW Media operates one of the longest-running US and International sponsored and Syndicated Nielsen Rated programming TV brands, “New to The Street,” and its blockchain show, “Exploring The Block.” Since 2009, these brands have run biographical interview segment shows across major U.S. Television networks. The paid-for-TV programming platforms can potentially reach over 540 million homes in the US and international markets. FMW’s New to The Street / Newsmax TV broadcasting platform airs its syndication on Sundays at 10 -11 AM ET. FMW is also one of the nation’s largest buyers of linear television, long and short-form paid programming – https://www.newsmaxtv.com/Shows/New-to-the-Street & https://www.newtothestreet.com/.
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This Healthcare Inventory Management Software research study made extensive use of secondary sources, directories, and databases such as Hoover’s, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Factiva, and OneSource to identify and collect information useful for a technical, market-oriented, and commercial study of the global portable generator market. Other secondary sources included company annual reports, press releases, and investor presentations, white papers, certified publications, articles by recognized authors, manufacturer associations, trade directories, and databases.
Healthcare Inventory Management Software Primary Research:
Various sources from both the supply and demand sides were interviewed during the Healthcare Inventory Management Software primary research process to obtain qualitative and quantitative information for this report. Primary sources included industry experts from the core and related industries, as well as preferred suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, technology developers, researchers, and organizations from all segments of the value chain of this industry. To obtain and verify critical qualitative and quantitative information, in-depth interviews were conducted with a variety of primary respondents, including key industry participants, subject-matter experts, C-level executives of key market players, and industry consultants.
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The total size of the Healthcare Inventory Management Software market was estimated and validated using both top-down and bottom-up approaches. These methods were also widely used to estimate the size of various market sub segments. The following research methodologies were used to estimate market size:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS OF Healthcare Inventory Management Software Market Report
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Healthcare Inventory Management Software study objectives
1.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software definition
1.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software inclusions & exclusions
1.4 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market scope
1.5 Healthcare Inventory Management Software report years considered
1.6 Healthcare Inventory Management Software currency
1.7 Healthcare Inventory Management Software limitations
1.8 Healthcare Inventory Management Software industry stakeholders
1.9 Healthcare Inventory Management Software summary of changes
2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2.1 Healthcare Inventory Management Software research data
2.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market breakdown and data triangulation
2.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software scope
2.4 impact of covid-19 on Healthcare Inventory Management Software industry
2.5 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market size estimation
3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
4 Healthcare Inventory Management Software PREMIUM INSIGHTS
4.1 attractive opportunities in Healthcare Inventory Management Software market
4.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market, by region
4.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market in North America, by end user & country
4.4 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market, by application
4.5 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market, by end user
5 Healthcare Inventory Management Software MARKET OVERVIEW
5.1 Healthcare Inventory Management Software introduction
5.2 covid-19 Healthcare Inventory Management Software health assessment
5.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software road to recovery
5.4 covid-19 Healthcare Inventory Management Software economic assessment
5.5 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market dynamics
5.6 Healthcare Inventory Management Software trends
5.7 Healthcare Inventory Management Software market map
5.8 average pricing of Healthcare Inventory Management Software
5.9 Healthcare Inventory Management Software trade statistics
5.8 Healthcare Inventory Management Software value chain analysis
5.9 Healthcare Inventory Management Software technology analysis
5.10 Healthcare Inventory Management Software tariff and regulatory landscape
5.11 Healthcare Inventory Management Software: patent analysis
5.14 Healthcare Inventory Management Software porter’s five forces analysis
6 Healthcare Inventory Management Software MARKET, BY APPLICATION
6.1 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Introduction
6.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Emergency
6.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Prime/Continuous
7 Healthcare Inventory Management Software MARKET, BY END USER
7.1 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Introduction
7.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Residential
7.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Commercial
7.4 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Industrial
8 GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
8.1 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Introduction
8.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software industry by North America
8.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software industry by Asia Pacific
8.4 Healthcare Inventory Management Software industry by Europe
8.5 Healthcare Inventory Management Software industry by Middle East & Africa
8.6 Healthcare Inventory Management Software industry by South America
9 Healthcare Inventory Management Software COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
9.1 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Key Players Strategies
9.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Market Share Analysis Of Top Five Players
9.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Market Evaluation Framework
9.4 Revenue Analysis Of Top Five Healthcare Inventory Management Software Market Players
9.5 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Company Evaluation Quadrant
9.6 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Competitive Leadership Mapping Of Start-Ups
9.7 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Competitive Scenario
10 Healthcare Inventory Management Software COMPANY PROFILES
10.1 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Major Players
10.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Startup/Sme Players
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11.1 Insights Of Healthcare Inventory Management Software Industry Experts
11.2 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Discussion Guide
11.3 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Knowledge Store
11.4 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Available Customizations
11.5 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Related Reports
11.6 Healthcare Inventory Management Software Author Details
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The editors at Solutions Review have compiled the following list to spotlight some of the best BPM software for healthcare companies to consider working with.
Healthcare professionals need access to consistent, dependable technology systems capable of managing facilities, documentation, strategic planning, budgeting, employees, and patient experiences. However, not every healthcare solution is created equal, so professionals in the industry must find and implement the best technology system for their needs. The Business Process Management (BPM) software marketplace has grown especially valuable to the healthcare industry for precisely this reason.
Organizations across the healthcare industry interact with countless people and systems, and managing all of the data and processes involved in those interactions is no simple task. These organizations need a solution capable of centralizing, standardizing, monitoring, and automating their processes. With that in mind, the editors at Solutions Review created this list, which profiles some of the best BPM software for healthcare professionals to consider.
Our editors selected these software solutions based on each provider’s Authority Score, a meta-analysis of user sentiment through the web’s most trusted business software review sites, and our proprietary five-point inclusion criteria. The list is organized alphabetically.

Description: Agliloft is a highly configurable BPM suite comprised of a flexible and robust data module. The module features a powerful workflow rules engine giving it the ability to map any business structure and automate complex business processes. The platform includes integrated applications for help desk, customer service, web self-service, knowledge management, and contract management. With its low-code Contract Management platform, healthcare organizations have a complete lifecycle solution they can use to ensure regulatory compliance, enhance the patient experience, mitigate risks, control spending, streamline contract management, and more.

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Description: Appian BPM software is a model-driven app development platform that allows both experienced and citizen developers to build process-centric and case-centric applications with the ability to monitor and improve business processes in response to changing needs. Appian’s low-code automation capabilities can help healthcare professionals improve how they deliver care to patients, streamline care coordination, expedite crucial decision-making processes, and encourage innovation. Specific features include clinician management, clinical care operations management, member services, governance, risk, and compliance tools.

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Description: Bizagi is a leader in digital business process automation software. The vendor offers three tiers of solutions, including Bizagi Engine, Bizagi Studio, and Bizagi Modeler. Other tools cover process modeling, automation, business transformation, low-code app development, and case management. With Bizagi’s BPM software for healthcare automation, users can mitigate risks, maintain regulatory compliance, modernize IT initiatives to improve patient experience, accelerate service provision, and identify new opportunities for improved efficiency. These healthcare automations can help streamline patient care, records, billing, and onboarding management.

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Description: Bonitasoft develops BPM software for developers to build business applications that adapt to real-time changes, UI updates, and more. With Bonitasoft, users can automate, model, and monitor business processes to streamline operations. The software automatically checks for errors and highlights them before users save their business model. Bonitasoft also offers digital process automation capabilities for healthcare and pharmaceutical organizations. These tools can help professionals improve coordination with service providers, comply with regulatory standards, follow legal guidelines, centralize patient data, and deliver quality patient care.

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Description: BP Logix’s Process Director is a complete BPM solution with workflow software, case management software, and business process automation. These features enable both IT and business users to create robust business process management and workflow solutions to address various business challenges. BP Logix offers healthcare workflow automation, document workflow management, and GRC solutions for healthcare professionals. These will help healthcare entities bring improved visibility, standardization, and simplicity to their organizational processes.

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Description: FlowForma offers no-code workflow automation tools that provide business experts with low entry costs and rapid process development. An award-winning Microsoft Office 365® app, FlowForma® Process Automation, revolutionizes the traditional BPM space, enabling business users to quickly implement HR onboarding processes, new product development, and clinical trials to increase organizational efficiency and productivity. Healthcare organizations can use the FlowForma Process Automation solution to improve their digital transformation initiatives, streamline processes with digital process automation tools, maximize ROI, and increase visibility, productivity, and efficiency across departments.

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Description: The iGrafx Business Transformation Platform enables transformation by connecting strategy to execution. Its cloud-based platform enables healthcare businesses to meet challenges by executing a strategic vision, optimizing the customer experience, operationalizing Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC), and delivering holistic Quality Management (QMS). Additionally, the iGrafx’s Business Transformation Platform allows healthcare enterprises to visualize and understand how their processes align with overall objectives, making it easier to manage patient demographics and meet changing regulatory requirements.

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Description: Itransition is a global software development company that offers consulting and development services to companies of all sizes. Its healthcare expertise extends to various organizations, practitioners, nursing homes, research centers, medical SIVs, assisted living facilities, and device manufacturers. Capabilities for healthcare use cases include digital patient management, clinical application development, and medical workflow management functionalities for medical billing, CRM, insurance claims management, procurement, and equipment tracking.

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Description: Newgen Software Technologies Ltd. is a global provider of Business Process Management (BPM), Enterprise Content Management (ECM), and Customer Communication Management (CCM) solutions with a footprint in over 60 countries. Its digital process automation capabilities can help healthcare payers future-proof their processes, maintain compliance, enable contextual member engagement, and address operational inefficiencies. These capabilities include seamless system integrations, automated data capture, document management, document archival, contact creation, case routing, automatic document generation, 360-degree case visibility, and more.

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Description: Nintex offers IPA solutions that strip business inefficiencies and replace them with seamless, sophisticated processes. The easy-to-use, no-code platform, Nintex Workflow Cloud®, allows users to connect with all content repositories, systems of record, and people. Nintex offers advanced workflow, document generation, data collection and dissemination forms, integration with leading cognitive services, process mapping, monitoring, and reporting, whether on-premise or cloud. The company also helps pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and medical device manufacturers reduce costs, save time, maintain compliance, stay competitive, and deliver better patient outcomes with automated capabilities. 

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Description: Pegas offers a Business Process Management tool developed on Java and OOP concepts. The platform allows users to quickly assemble an executable business application using visual tools. Pega has an extensive history of developing applications that offer support services to carry out daily sales, marketing, and services. The company’s healthcare and life sciences solutions can help clients reduce costs, remove operational barriers, connect systems, expedite R&D with automation tools, digitize clinical trials, personalize patient engagement, use self-service functionalities to empower users, and develop patient-centric experiences that improve outcomes.

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Description: ProcessMaker is a low-code BPM and enterprise digital process automation platform. Its BPM offerings are known for their ease of use and customizability and offer a collection of features for designing, running, improving, and reporting on company processes. Features include a process modeler, form builder, dashboards for monitoring operations, Business Activity Monitoring (BAM), and a suite of third-party systems to help extend legacy systems and improve processes with additional functionalities. Healthcare users can leverage ProcessMaker’s platform to automate operational processes, maximize productivity, deliver personalized care, increase patient engagement, and more.

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Description: TIBCO offers a flexible, all-in-one platform offering complete visibility and resource management, so businesses are in total control of their operations. TIBCO can react to business events in real-time, meeting all process needs. The platform offers Intelligent Work and Resource Management dashboards that allow users to work with process details for greater business insight. Its connected intelligence capabilities can help healthcare organizations improve their patient data management, maintain a 360-degree view of a patient’s healthcare history, uncover new insights, provide a better experience at the point of care, and incorporate social determinants of health (SDoH) into patient care.

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Description: TrackVia is a user-friendly offering often viewed as an alternative to many traditional BPM platforms. TrackVia’s low-code platform allows users to quickly assemble applications to match their unique business processes without extensive IT assistance or coding knowledge. TrackVia provides real-time reports, interactive charts, intelligent charts, intelligent automation, and user permissions. Healthcare companies can use its no-code app builder to create tools for optimizing operations, improving patient care with real-time reporting, and driving operational change.

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Description: Zoho Creator is an online application builder designed to help organizations manage their business processes. Using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface, users can develop custom applications without the hassle of coding. Zoho Creator offers a massive array of tools and a feature-rich development platform. With its HIPAA-compliant low-code platform, Zoho Creator can help users create a custom healthcare management solution from scratch or use Zoho’s pre-built applications to get started. Features include rapid development, end-to-end data security, legacy modernization, and employee, time, project, and inventory management tools.

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Electronic medical records (EMR) software reduces the administrative burden that healthcare practitioners face so they can focus on patient care. These tools keep tabs on patient history, schedule appointments, and generate invoices after patient visits.
But if you’re a small or private practitioner, investing in an EMR system usually means going over budget. In this case, choosing an affordable EMR software tool can help you provide quality care to your patients without burning a hole in your pocket.
This article highlights the five most affordable EMR software systems. These products (listed alphabetically) have been selected from our EMR software FrontRunners report, according to our methodology specified here.

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75Health is a cloud-based electronic health record (EMR) solution that helps medical professionals working in small and midsize medical clinics manage patient information and digital records.
The EMR system features a built-in scheduler that helps you schedule patient appointments and keep tabs on electronic patient charts to track their recovery progress. You can also safely store patients’ medical records and practice documents, such as consent forms and lab reports.
E-prescribing is available so you can send prescriptions to patients digitally and update them whenever required. With built-in reminders, you can send reminders to patients about upcoming visits.
75Health offers email, phone, and chat support. The tool is only web-based.

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CharmHealth EHR is a cloud-based practice management and medical billing solution for small practices that helps healthcare organizations manage administrative tasks such as patient document management, invoice generation, and patient scheduling.
Charm HR also lets you manage the access privileges of your practitioners. All users get role-based access and get audited from time to time to spot access violations.
Patients can pay for services directly from the software using their debit or credit card, making the billing process more efficient. Additionally, the software generates invoices automatically based on chart note entries.
The system offers email, chat, and phone support and is web-based with a mobile app for both Android and iOS devices.

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EHR 24/7 is a web-based electronic health record solution for small and private practices. The tool takes care of paperwork tasks, such as creating patient charts and maintaining their medical records.
The software helps order and receive lab results online and can also help you with e-prescribing medication to patients. Additionally, you can create real-time diagnostic reports and patient medical history.
You can send reminders to patients for upcoming visits along with alerts to take medication.
EHR 24/7 offers email and phone support, and the software is cloud-based.

Patient information in EHR 24/7 (Source)

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Jane is a practice management system for therapists, private practitioners, and small practices that helps with appointment booking, billing, and patient charting. The EHR software allows patients to view and choose services, treatments, and practitioners as per specific requirements.
Jane enables patients and healthcare professionals to receive notifications for bookings, confirmations, and appointment reminders automatically. It lets you create a patient database, and add photos and videos to track progress on a centralized platform.
Patients can use the EHR system to store their billing and payment information for faster payment and then receive invoices. The software also lets you set up access permissions, restricting users from viewing, editing, or deleting information.
Jane offers email, phone, and chat support and is web-based.

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RXNT is a feature-laden integrated suite of EHR, medical billing, and practice management software for small clinics and private practitioners. The software helps track patient data and automatically updates patient information by assessing diagnostics and lab reports.
You can use the software to check patients in digitally and share patient records with them. Additionally, you can schedule patient visits and send automated emails regarding appointment changes and prescription renewals.
The software also offers a patient portal for updating health information, uploading documents, and paying bills online.
RXNT offers email, phone, and chat support. The software is web-based and also has a desktop application. Additionally, it also has a mobile app for both Android and iOS.

Medical billing dashboard in RXNT (Source)

The tools mentioned above can get you started on your software search, but to find the best EMR software that fits your requirements, we recommend following these steps.
Here are some questions to ask EMR software providers before making a final purchase:

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Document management services are vital to organize all the important document and data in one place. In addition to this, these services efficiently keep a track on all the important documents, while speeding up the performance of an organization. Furthermore, it is accurate and provides access to the documents at any given time from any part of the globe. Today, there has been a paradigm shift towards digitalization that is propelling the companies to move beyond paper document and adopt electronic document management systems (EDMS). Moreover, the electronic system has automated the complete work process, thereby, saving time and effort.
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Technological advancement has led to emergence of efficient and reliable services such as cloud-based management. Additionally, cloud-based applications provide a seamless user experience and provides high-level flexibility to manage work for the organizations across the globe. The global pandemic, COVID-19 has gripped the whole world with widespread effects over several economies. Several governments around the world have called for lockdown to contain the disease and majority of people are working remotely. This has surged the demand for cloud-based services manifold in this testing times. Major companies are adopting the services that are robust and reliable to keep continuing the operational activities of their businesses. For instance, in May 2020, King & Wood Mallesons, a global international law firm, announced its adoption of iManage Cloud for its offices in Europe, Middle East, and United States. Darren Brown, IT Head of the company, said on the sidelines of the development, “Our firm is a strong believer of the future belonging to cloud, and are impressed with iManage cloud’s tremendous impact on our productivity, significant reduction in operational overheads, and its ability to access remotely.”
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Geographically, the market comprises of several regions affecting the market growth during the forecast period. They are:
North America: The region held the largest share at USD 13.76 Billion in 2019 and is expected to dominate the market during the projected horizon. This is ascribable to factors such as presence of major companies such as Oracle Corporation and Access. Furthermore, rising adoption of the services by the end-user industries such as healthcare and BFSI is expected to propel North America to hold highest document management services market revenue between 2020 and 2027.
Asia-Pacific: The market in this region is likely to rise significantly during the forecast period. This is attributable to factors such as improved IT infrastructures in countries such as China, and India. Furthermore, advancement in business process services in Asia-Pacific will positively affect the market growth in the forthcoming years.
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According to the report, there are several companies operating in the market striving to gain major market share and outshine their rivals in the competitive marketplace.  They are doing so by adopting strategies such as merger and acquisition, collaboration, and joint ventures, among others and maintain market stronghold in the forthcoming years. For instance, in April 2018, Exela Technologies Inc., a U.S.-based automation provider, announced its acquisition of the German-based document management company, Asterion International Group. This acquisition is expected to expand the company’s operation and product offering across Europe. Furthermore, it will enable access to Asterion’s consumers to Exela’s document management solutions.
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All about managing records and information especially in Microsoft 365
Microsoft announced the General Availability of its so-called ‘records management’ solution for Microsoft 365 on 30 April 2020. The announcement included a screenshot of the ‘Overview’ tab of the ‘records management’ section of the Microsoft 365 Compliance portal which contains a range of other options including the very similar looking ‘information governance’ section.
The announcement noted that organisations would be able to use the records management solution to:
It also noted that the solution would be limited to eligible Microsoft 365 E5 customers.
This post:
Before going into more detail, it is important to understand the differences between an E3 and an E5 licence, and how this relates to managing records in Microsoft 365.
Microsoft have published extensive information in its service description for the Security and Compliance elements of Microsoft 365. It is a good idea to discuss these options with a Microsoft licensing partner.
At a general level, the difference between the ‘information governance’ (E3/E5) and ‘records management’ (E5 only) options are as follows:
Microsoft have not stated that the ‘information governance’ section is being deprecated but it is clear that ‘records management’ is an advanced version of ‘information governance’.
As a starting point, the new ‘records management’ solution is not a standalone recordkeeping system or application within Microsoft 365, along the lines of an electronic document and records management system (EDRMS).
It is not a place where records are stored. It is one of several options (in addition to the lesser ‘information governance’ section) within the Compliance portal as shown in the screenshot below of the left hand navigation for that portal:
The solution does not make reference to, and is not based on, recordkeeping standards such as ISO 15489 or ISO 16175 Part 2.
It appears to assume that records managers will have a role to play, at the very least in providing advice about the management of records, being part of the governance for Microsoft 365, or having a specific role.
In summary, the ‘records management’ solution (which is still separate from the ‘information governance’ set of options – see below) is a set of advanced options in Microsoft 365 that allow organisations to:
As described, the solution appears to be designed to manage records with minimal manual intervention. To quote from this Microsoft article ‘Automate event-driven retention‘:
‘The explosion of content in organizations and how it can become ROT (redundant, obsolete, trivial) is serious business. To continue to meet legal, business, and regulatory compliance challenges, organizations must be able to keep and protect important information and quickly find what’s relevant. Retaining only important, pertinent information is key to an organization’s success.’
These options are described below.
As noted above, access to the ‘records management’ section of the Compliance portal requires having one of several roles in Microsoft 365:
There is no dedicated ‘Records Management’ role that gives access just to the ‘Records Management’ section of the Compliance portal.
An indication of Microsoft’s thinking about who should have access to what part of Microsoft 365 is contained in this article on automating event-driven retention that defines specific roles in relation to records management:
According to Microsoft, the records management solution allows organisations to:
Many of these options are (still) also available in the ‘information governance’ section available with an E3 licence. Where they are only available in the ‘records management’ section, ‘(E5 licence only)’ is indicated.
Let’s look at each of these options, which are also described in this article: ‘Records Management in Microsoft 365‘ and other links.
The article ‘Overview of Retention Labels‘ provides an insight into how Microsoft sees the classification of records. It states that ‘Auto-apply’ retention labels are powerful because:
In Microsoft 365, ‘classify’ has the meaning of identifying and grouping related or ‘like’ records primarily for the purposes of managing retention. It does not mean applying recordkeeping classification labels to records across Microsoft 365; the only thing that is applied is a retention label that can map to the selected classification.
The Microsoft article ‘Records management in Microsoft 365‘ describes several ways that information can be ‘classified’ when linked with retention labels.
When a new retention label is created a decision must be made about:
After the label is created, it may then be auto-applied to content across Microsoft 365 or to specific locations (such as SharePoint only). The three auto-apply options are:
The following describes the three options:
Note: The ‘auto-apply’ option may take up to 7 days to take effect.
When a new retention label is created, one of three disposal actions must be selected for what will happen at the end of the retention period:
If the retention label includes the second option to review the disposition, the nominated reviewer (with the required access role) will receive a notification. They can also navigate at any time to the Dispositions tab (of the Information Governance and Records Management sections of the Compliance portal).
The dispositions section displays individual records that are due for disposal based on the retention label settings, with an option to view by ‘Documents’ or ‘Emails’.
Several points to note:
If anything, the Dispositions area is useful to provide a heads-up for records managers to review the actual library content in SharePoint. The records manager may then export the metadata of the records to be destroyed.
Note – Any records that are subject to a label with the ‘just delete’ option selected will not appear in the Dispositions section. They will simply be deleted (via a 90 day period in the Recycle Bin).
This option has been described above in the section relating to the auto-application of a retention label based on the terms defined in a trainable classifier. The diagram below is from the Microsoft article ‘Create a trainable classifier‘:
The question arises whether it would be possible to develop a set of classification terms that (a) map to the records class descriptions contained in a records retention schedule and (b) can accurately identify content that matches those descriptions across the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. This would certainly be an ideal goal.
The records management section includes a tab named ‘Dispositions’ as shown in the screenshot below (from the article ‘Disposition of content‘). This is currently the same for both E3 and E5 licences, but some functionality may be restricted to E5.

As noted in this article, ‘Items that are shown in the Disposed Items tab for record labels are kept for up to 7 years after the item was disposed, with a limit of one million items per record for that period.’ (It is not clear yet if this is for E5 only).
The data about records destroyed for each label can be exported.
The image below is from the same article and shows the limited amount of content provided for each item that is destroyed. It does not include any metadata from the original location and does not destroy the original document library. It is up to the organisation as to whether this simple form of disposition review will be suitable or if more details are required.

For most records of corporate value, the disposition review process is too limited in terms of the record it retains of what was destroyed. However, it does provide a heads-up for records managers (provided they can access it).
Most records that are of low value should never require a disposition review, however many organisations may be loathe to automatically delete content – even low-level content – that may be required beyond the minimum retention period.
The alternative to the options provided in the records management section are the labels and retention policies in the ‘information governance’ section of the Compliance portal. These options have been described in a separate post but in summary allow organisations to use one or both of the following options:
These policies can be combined on individual SharePoint sites for maximum effect.
It is assumed, but cannot be confirmed, that these options will continue to exist for some time.
The records management solution is not a solution to manage records across Microsoft 365. It has a specific purpose that would be more accurately described as ‘advanced information governance’.
The solution offers organisations with (more expensive) E5 licences a way to automatically identify (classify) and manage certain types of records through to the end of their retention period. It is designed to address the high volumes of both low-level digital content (‘ROT’ in particular) and specific high-value records in organisations.

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Many companies look to streamline business processes by automating business information management. However, the number of management solutions can be confusing, especially when the boundaries between the solutions are not well defined. For example, consider document management systems (DMS) and content management systems (CMS): Some people use the terms DMS and CMS as synonyms, but that is not fully correct — though they have some similar features.
In general, a DMS is a system that helps businesses to create, track and store digitized documents. A DMS is used to classify, retain and protect electronic information. It also supports versioning, collaboration and workflows. Content management systems are used to create and manage various types of digital content besides documents in the traditional sense. For example, in addition to being used for PDFs, Word files or Excel files, a CMS could be used to manage things like images, web pages, records and flash files.
CMS and DMS applications have other similarities beyond the fact that both handle digital data, but there are important differences between the two as well. Let’s take a look at the similarities and differences.
Document management systems and content management systems both do the following:
Despite the similarities, DMS and CMS tools differ in a number of ways. Each has some key features that the other doesn’t have, and they deal with different types of data. Here are some examples:
As we can see from those differences, a CMS plays a broader role than a DMS does, though a CMS typically includes at least some of the features of a DMS, because documents account for much of the digital content a CMS handles.
At the small-business level, CMS and DMS functionality may look quite similar, because small businesses don’t tend to have complex content and document management needs, so they don’t need the full range of the features and functionality available in both types of systems. In contrast, large enterprises usually use content and document management functionality to the fullest, because they need to manage a lot of structured and unstructured data. 
To make the differences between the two more clear, it’s better to look at CMS and DMS from the perspective of big businesses and consider enterprise document management (EDM) and enterprise content management (ECM) systems.
Related Article: 6 Ways Document Management and Records Management Differ
Enterprise document management systems are sets of technologies designed to handle creation, capture, indexing, storage, retrieval, routing and distribution of corporate documentation. Enterprise content management, on the other hand, is a term used to refer to a set of strategies, methods and tools used to capture, manage, store, preserve and deliver corporate digital data.
As is the case with DMS and CMS, EDM and ECM overlap. Sometimes, it’s difficult to say whether they are two different systems or one entity.
ECM requires functionality capable of the following:
1. Capturing information: Creating information by digitizing paper documents, or obtaining, organizing and structuring information in electronic formats.
2. Managing information: Connecting, modifying and employing information. Specific aspects of managing information include the following:
3. Storing information: Short-term storage of files in accessible folders to allow editing of files so frequently changing information can be updated.
4. Preserving information: Long-term retention of infrequently changing information as part of regulatory compliance efforts.
5. Delivering information: Providing clients, partners or auditors with required information upon request.
A company could deploy an EDM system as a stand-alone system that would perform those functions with documents only. On the other hand, EDM could be deployed as part of an integral ECM system, with its functions limited to the “managing information” component.
Related Article: Enterprise Content Management at the Crossroads
Because of their shared functionality, EDM and ECM systems are theoretically similar. But what about in practice? Let’s compare ECM and EDM systems that co-exist in one organization. We'll use the SharePoint platform as an example, because it is suitable for both purposes. For example, let's look at how a hospital with more than 1,000 employees would implement SharePoint ECM and EDM functionality.
SharePoint Enterprise Document Management
SharePoint can be used to scan various types of contracts (payer, employment, partnership, maintenance, equipment purchase), invoices, purchase orders, certificates, patient documents, etc. with automatic verification and coding of scanned documents. It also supports automated routing of medical, financial and human resources documents to relevant personnel for review and approval, and for real-time collaboration when creating and editing documents.
SharePoint offers versioning and audit trail tracking of documents required for HIPAA compliance, and provides a wide range of permission levels to restrict access to health records, prescriptions, lab results, etc.
SharePoint ensures long-term archiving of infrequently retrieved documents (e.g. expired contracts) in document repositories in accordance with regulatory mandates. For example, HIPAA requires retention of some documents for six years.
SharePoint Enterprise Content Management
SharePoint provides indexing and categorization of various types of content (contracts, invoices, pathology reports, lab results, X-rays, ultrasounds, physician notes on CDs or DVDs), thus making it possible for information to be accurately structured and stored in folders and lists.
To support easier retrieval of information from multiple sources, SharePoint supports ECM integration with medical imaging, patient registration, electronic health records (EHR), lab systems and more. It also supports the creation and publishing of research papers, analytic data, news and marketing materials, and employee handbooks on the medical center’s website, intranet and other applications and systems. Usually, the content is in web-focused formats, such as HTML or XHTML. In addition, SharePoint supports the creation of master pages and page layouts that can be reused by content authors afterward.
SharePoint has built-in video and audio players, so video and audio files can be played directly from the medical center’s intranet.
Based on this example, we see EDM and ECM focus on different things: While EDM involves digitizing files, complying with regulations and guiding structured information through the whole cycle from creation to distribution or archiving, ECM’s main purpose is proper organization of both structured and unstructured digital assets to support accurate storage, easy retrieval and publishing of digital content.
So rather than viewing document management and content management as the same, view them as complementary. Together or alone, they can help businesses effectively manage digital information.
Sergey Golubenko is team lead and solution architect at ScienceSoft. Sergey has over13 years experience in software development, including over 7 years of working with Microsoft SharePoint.

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Secure file sharing means more than encryption to protect from would-be outsider threats — it includes protecting employees from accidentally passing sensitive information to co-workers who don’t have privileges to see it.
That’s all more complicated in the era of cloud document sharing, when files can be uploaded to collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams. Where does a file go by default when someone shares it in Teams? SharePoint, unless the enterprise maps it elsewhere.
“Many customers have told us that’s not what they want,” said Muhi Majzoub, executive vice president and chief product officer at OpenText, discussing the latest output of his company’s partnership with Microsoft. “The goal of the partnership is to build connectivity so that OpenText Core Content, OpenText Documentum and the OpenText Content Suite become a storage option that users can set by default.”
OpenText joins competitors — such as Box — in releasing a Teams integration where its various document clouds can provide the backbone for Teams document sharing. All the compliance and access controls users set up in Core and other OpenText secure file sharing clouds remain in place as employees share docs across Teams channels.
Microsoft cooperating with competitors on Teams document sharing is good for business, despite its own competitive interests with OneDrive and SharePoint secure file-sharing tools, said Alan Pelz-Sharpe, founder of Deep Analysis. The document cloud market is so enormous, companies such as Box and OpenText — which respectively work with medium-to-large and the largest of companies — could “grow another billion dollars and not touch each other,” he added.
Majzoub said he has not yet heard any call from OpenText customers for similar integration of its enterprise document clouds with Slack, the biggest Teams competitor. That makes sense, Pelz-Sharpe said, because many people use Slack to collaborate and not as a content repository. But that may change quickly in the future as Slack and Salesforce meld their features and capabilities.
“A lot of people use Salesforce as their system of record; that’s reality,” Pelz-Sharpe said. “Salesforce, by default, is an enormous document management system.”
OpenText released its Teams integration as part of Cloud Editions (CE) 22.2, the quarterly update to its cloud-based enterprise information management application suite. CE 22.2 also kicks off Project Titanium, an internal code name for OpenText’s development efforts to catch up its public-cloud offerings — features-wise — with its private OpenText Cloud.
More data privacy compliance tools for the U.S., Canada and Europe will be coming to public-cloud users. That’s become more important as more OpenText customers move their enterprises to particular public-cloud environments. While OpenText continues to partner closely with Google Cloud, many customers also choose AWS and Azure for their cloud, Majzoub said.
Project Titanium also includes OpenText Cloud users, as well. OpenText has released new capabilities to more quickly open new OpenText Cloud data zones for customers, when needed, to achieve parity with public cloud providers.
Other features OpenText released in CE 22.2 include tools for healthcare customers to track devices and custom reports for Risk Guard, a tool that scans networks for user-defined offensive or prohibited content.
Also released was customer information lifecycle management tools that promote regulatory compliance for financial services users. That feature comes with integrations to CRMs such as Salesforce, to enforce compliance with user policies across sales applications outside of OpenText.
Don Fluckinger covers enterprise content management, CRM, marketing automation, e-commerce, customer service and enabling technologies for TechTarget.
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Gartner has recognized Microsoft as a Leader in the 2022 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Cloud AI Developer Services, with Microsoft placed furthest in “Completeness of Vision”.
Gartner defines the market as “cloud-hosted or containerized services that enable development teams and business users who are not data science experts to use AI models via APIs, software development kits (SDKs), or applications.”

We are proud to be recognized for our Azure AI Platform. In this post, we’ll dig into the Gartner evaluation, what it means for developers, and provide access to the full reprint of the Gartner Magic Quadrant to learn more.
“Although ModelOps practices are maturing, most software engineering teams still need AI capabilities that do not demand advanced machine learning skills. For this reason, cloud AI developer services (CAIDS) are essential tools for software engineering teams.”—Gartner
A staggering 87 percent of AI projects never make it into production.¹ Beyond the complexity of data preprocessing and building AI models, organizations wrestle with scalability, security, governance, and more to make their model’s production ready. That’s why over 85 percent of Fortune 100 companies use Azure AI today, spanning industries and use cases.
More and more, we see developers accelerate time to value by using pre-built and customizable AI models as building blocks for intelligent solutions. Microsoft Research has made significant breakthroughs in AI over the years, being the first to achieve human parity across speech, vision, and language capabilities. Today, we’re pushing the boundaries of language model capabilities with large models like Turing, GPT-3, and Codex (the model powering GitHub Copilot) to help developers be more productive. Azure AI packages these innovations into production-ready general models known as Azure Cognitive Services and use case-specific models, Azure Applied AI Services for developers to integrate via API or an SDK, then continue to fine tune for greater accuracy.
For developers and data scientists looking to build production-ready machine learning models at scale, we support automated machine learning also known as autoML. AutoML in Azure Machine Learning is based on breakthrough Microsoft research focused on automating the time-consuming, iterative tasks of machine learning model development. This frees up data scientists, analysts, and developers to focus on value-add tasks outside operations and accelerate their time to production.
“As more developers use CAIDS to build machine learning models, the collaboration between developers and data scientists will become increasingly important.”—Gartner
As AI becomes more mainstream across organizations, it’s essential that employees have the tools they need to collaborate, build, manage, and deploy AI solutions effectively and responsibly. As Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella shared at Microsoft Build, Microsoft is "building models as platforms in Azure" so that developers with different skills can take advantage of breakthrough AI research and embed them into their own applications. This ranges from professional developers building intelligent apps with APIs and SDKs to citizen developers using pre-built models via Microsoft Power Platform.
Azure AI empowers developers to build apps in their preferred language and deploy in the cloud, on-premises, or at the edge using containers. Recently we also announced the capability to use any Kubernetes cluster and extend machine learning to run close to where your data lives. These resources can be run through a single pane with the management, consistency, and reliability provided by Azure Arc.
“Vendors and customers alike are seeking more than just performance and accuracy from machine learning model. When selecting AutoML services, they should prioritize vendors that excel at providing explainable, transparent models with built-in bias detection and compensatory mechanisms.”—Gartner
At Microsoft, we apply our Responsible AI Standard to our product strategy and development lifecycle, and we’ve made it a priority to help customers do the same. We also provide tools and resources to help customers understand, protect, and control their AI solutions, including a Responsible AI Dashboard, bot development guidelines, and built-in tools to help them explain model behavior, test for fairness, and more. Providing a consistent toolset to your data science team not only supports responsible AI implementation but also helps provide greater transparency and enables more consistent, efficient model deployments.
Microsoft is proud to be recognized as a Leader in Cloud AI Developer Services, and we are excited by innovations happening at Microsoft and across the industry that empower developers to tackle real-world challenges with AI. You can read and learn from the complete Gartner Magic Quadrant now.
References
¹Why do 87 percent of data science projects never make it into production? Venture Beat.
Gartner Inc.: “Magic Quadrant for Cloud AI Developer Services,” Van Baker, Svetlana Sicular, Erick Brethenoux, Arun Batchu, Mike Fang, May 23, 2022.
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