How to Build a Microsoft Based Enterprise Document and Records Management System in 5 Steps
Best practices and lessons learned from the trenches
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Duration: 1 Hour
Grace Zhang
Senior Strategic Consultant, AvePointGrace Zhang is a senior strategic consultant at AvePoint, specialising in Microsoft 365 Modern Workplace.
With more than 6 years of consultancy and service delivery in APAC, EMEA and North America, Grace’s role and passion is to engage and guide customers to make the most out Microsoft 365, regardless of their culture, background, and industry. She has delivered many adoption consulting services, workshops, and training sessions to global enterprise customers in various industries, such as financial institute, manufacturing, healthcare and transportation.
Kevin See
Senior Solutions Consultant, K2A low-code tech guru on weekdays, and aspiring amateur chef over the weekend, Kevin is passionate about designing optimal solutions for many K2 customers.
He has worked with many government and financial institutions in Singapore, navigating through various complex organisational challenges which were solved easily using K2’s powerful low-code platform.
Enterprise Document and Records Management Best Practices
Microsoft is considered a leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Content Management as well as a Content & Collaboration, which makes it the ideal platform for an Enterprise Document and Records Management System (eDRMS).
Join our webinar today and our experts from AvePoint and K2 will walk you through how to build an eDRMS in 5 steps on top of the Microsoft platform to fit your organisation’s business.
The 5 steps involved in building a Microsoft based EDRMS, with integrated K2 workflow solution
Use Case – How AvePoint successfully delivered an eDRMS for government agencies in Singapore.
Solution highlights
How to get started
Learn how to build an eDRMS in 5 steps on top of the Microsoft platform to fit your organisation’s business.
