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Running at the Speed
of Digital: Hyper-Digital
Information Management
As digital becomes more ingrained in everyday life, information
services providers will need to fundamentally change how they
manage and deliver content to increase operational flexibility,
reduce costs, and closely align with customers’ needs.
July 2017
DIGITAL BUSINESS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Today’s customers expect information to be readily available through whatever channel or
channels they prefer, at a time and place of their choosing. To meet these expectations and
remain relevant and profitable, information services (IS) companies must run at the speed
of digital.
At the same time, the industry is hindered by the lack of an automated, integrated platform
that can support organizations’ requirements across the information value chain. This
makes it difficult to effect digital transformation — leaving many companies struggling as
they attempt to control and streamline their business processes.
This white paper charts the current state of the IS industry, the common challenges faced
by enterprises handling large volumes of information, and the impact on the end customer.
We also present a platform-based strategy for building a robust, automated IS manage-
ment ecosystem, as well as an approach for transforming companies’ existing systems into
an integrated, hyper-digital environment that improves and synchronizes processes and
optimizes costs.
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MANAGING INFORMATION IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Consumers’ growing need for instantaneous information through multiple channels is driving IS
organizations to overhaul their information management systems. This isn’t an easy task, since
information formats can be structured or unstructured. Plus, the volume and velocity of information
generated on a daily basis both in digital and non-digital forms is huge (hence the term “big data”).
These dynamics create a variety of challenges IS companies must overcome in order to make sense
of and act on information that customers require and consider relevant. The focus is on unlocking the
value in information and delivering it to consumers as quickly as possible, in a format and through the
channel they choose.
The global IS market was valued at roughly USD 1.5 trillion in 2016, and is expected to grow at a
compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.2%.1
Even so, industry players are hindered by the lack of
an integrated, automated platform for end-to-end data processing, information delivery, and digital
transformation. While several companies in specific IS industry segments offer extremely powerful
capabilities, none provide the full range of technologies and resources needed to support a cohe-
sive, all-inclusive, digitally-equipped environment for analyzing, ingesting, managing, and delivering
content across the value chain (see Figure 1).
In today’s increasingly digital world, deconstructing high-volume collated information manually is
virtually impossible. Add to this challenge continually changing consumer behaviors, which influence
enterprise strategies and decisions, and make it harder to ensure that consumers get the content they
want when and where they want it. In a hyper-digital environment, companies can deliver content at
breakthrough speeds — anytime, anywhere.
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Big Data
Processing
& Analytics
Ingestion,
ETL & Data
Conversion /
MDM
Content
Storage /
Management
Machine
Learning /
Data Mining /
Semantic
Enrichment
BPM /
Workflow
Management
Content
Delivery
Analyzing, Ingesting & Managing Content
Figure 1
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INDUSTRY OVERVIEW & OUTLOOK
As noted earlier, data flowing through a processing system can be structured or unstructured.
Structured information can include financial data, company information, and processed documents.
Unstructured data can be in the form of e-mails, voice recordings, and images. Figure 2
provides a snapshot of some of these data types. Figure 3 highlights high-volume information
categories across various industries.
Consumer expectations — including instant delivery of relevant information — generated the
term “hyper-digital.” Likewise, bringing information to digitally inclined, increasingly demanding
consumers at the right time and place is at the heart of hyper-digital processes and applications (see
Figure 4, next page).
Business /
Financial
Information
Services
STM
Information
Services
Pharma
Information
Services
Legal
Services
Health
Information
Services
News
Publishing
Structured Unstructured Structured & Unstructured
The Information Glut Across Industries
Figure 3
A Range of Information Sources
Figure 2
Traditional/ Legacy Content
Documents
Paper-Based
Photos
Published Data & Statistics
Published Research
Corporate Systems & information
Archives
Transactional
New Age/ Digital Content
IOT
Biosensors Data
Social (Blogs, Tweets, Posts)
Web Logs
Internet
Apps
E-Mail
Audio / Video
Mobile
QUICK TAKE
Information Management’s Burgeoning
Bandwidth & Cost
The amount of cross-border bandwidth used has grown 45 times since 2005.4
It is
projected to increase by an additional nine times over the next five years as waves of
information, searches, communications, videos, transactions, and intra-company traffic
continue to surge.
In the U.S. healthcare industry, for example, it is estimated that 6.4 billion pieces of data
are present in static images, paper, and document repositories, and that on average, it
costs $1.34 to process a form or document.5
6
For example, publishing articles in science, technology and medical (STM) journals involves a number
of steps (see Figure 4). Peer reviews alone can take between 100 to 150 days2
depending on the sub-
ject area. However, the overall time it takes to produce and publish content is less, since the process
consists primarily of repeatable tasks. Over the last decade, publishers have been able to reduce pro-
duction time from 60 days to around 20 days3
due to modern digital content management software and
platforms (see Figure 5).
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| Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management
Author Peer Review
Typesetting, Proofreading,
Copyediting, Corrections
Peer
Reviewed
Content
Formatted
Content
Published
Content
ProductionAuthored
Content
The STM Publishing Process
Figure 4
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In our view, it is now possible to trim the publication process even more through an integrated
information management platform.
INDUSTRY PAIN POINTS & KEY TRENDS
Content-intensive industries such as publishing, information services, insurance and healthcare face
some tough challenges:
•	 Outdated technology and organizational silos: Across industries, many organizations are
challenged by how to make technology work effectively and seamlessly on the large content sets
on which they sit. Enterprises are often reluctant to embrace technology changes, since doing so
restricts their ability to innovate and increases costs. Organizational and technology silos present
other bottlenecks that hinder progress in the digital age.
•	 Business/operating model changes: Business and operational modifications in information-
intensive industries typically result in increased work volumes, correspondingly higher fees, and
more content to manage due to:
»» The growing number of content sources and data providers, including the Internet of Things
(IoT) and rich media.
»» Increased segmentation in the nature and delivery of information services.
•	 Multiple delivery channels: The number of channels through which information is delivered also
complicates where and how information must be tailored to fit each and every delivery touchpoint.
60 50 25 20
2000
DAYS
DAYS
DAYS
DAYS
2005 2010 2015
Trimming the Publication Process
Source: Kendal Powell, Nature, February, 2016. www.nature.com/news/does-it-take-too-long-to-publish-research-1.19320
Figure 5
Digital Business
In our view, it is now possible to trim the
publication process even more through
an integrated information management
platform.
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•	 Free content: The availability of free information online has impacted the number of consumers
willing to pay for it.
These issues can create difficult challenges for consumers. For example:
•	 Increased information management costs lead to higher subscription fees for consumers. In the
legal services industry, which is primarily information-driven, average charges range from $200 to
$600 — sometimes more per hour for services rendered.6
•	 An exorbitant amount of time and effort is required to identify relevant information due to the
large volumes of uncategorized data.
•	 Analysts, on average, spend nine hours7
per week breaking down information (see Figure 6).
»» Expectations with respect to speed are rarely met.
»» Identifying relevant information is difficult.
These problems circle back to affect enterprise information management activities:
•	 Systems work in isolation. Building a connected digital ecosystem is key to profitable growth.
Information-led business prosperity can only be achieved through a well orchestrated, highly
efficient information supply chain and associated systems. Otherwise, operational costs increase —
a burden that customers must also bear.
•	 Information consumption exhausts information sources. Information can be digital and non-
digital in nature — structured, semi-structured, and unstructured. Collating these assets in a
timely, accurate manner helps avoid obsolescence, but takes more time and manpower than many
businesses can afford.
•	 Information delivery has become more complex. Multiple delivery channels underscore the need
for customized information across customer touchpoints.
•	 The volume and speed of data is increasing exponentially. Information management
platforms should be capable of handling large amounts of data at ever-higher speeds —
efficiently, and at the lowest possible cost.
Analyzing Information
Figure 6
Data Entry
Information
Parsing &
Consolidation
Cleanse /
Standardize /
De-duplicate
Model /
Dictionary
Management
Fix Errors
Rule-Based
Validation
Publish
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•	 Discovering relevant information is increasingly difficult. Every day, the amount of information
available for consumption grows. This makes it all the more necessary to properly identify, catego-
rize and store data managed by enterprises in a media-neutral form that makes it easy to identify
and retrieve.
DEVELOPING AN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PLATFORM
An integrated, comprehensive information management platform should offer capabilities that apply
across the value chain (see Figure 7). The platform should also be supported by technologies and
tools throughout the information lifecycle (see Figure 8, next page).
As shown in Figure 9 on the next page, a hyper-digital enterprise uses automated tools, techniques,
and technologies to support crucial capabilities:
•	 Ingestion: Using template-based systems to read, parse, and collate incoming information from
multiple providers can significantly reduce the time it takes to process, store, and ingest data flow-
ing through these “data factories.” Image and entity recognition play a major role here — enabling
systems to automatically identify and categorize pictures and videos. The ingested content is
typically converted into a machine-readable format — identifying issues and flagging them for
resolution. This task can also be automated. Artificial Intelligence is increasingly used for
information selection across multiple sources, at a far faster rate.
•	 Enrichment: Natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning are being used for opera-
tional enrichment, which involves capturing, analyzing, categorizing, and enhancing information to
Information-led business growth requires
a well orchestrated, highly efficient
information supply chain and associated
ecosystems.
The Information Value Chain
Figure 7
INGESTION ENRICHMENT DELIVERY
•	 Authoring
•	 Content Extraction
•	 Collation
•	 Cleansing
•	 Preliminary Categorization
•	 Format Management
•	 Entity Abstraction &
Recognition
•	 Validation
•	 Editorial Process
•	 Ontology/Taxonomy
Management
•	 Reference Management
•	 Assembly &
Packaging
•	 Format Conversion
•	 Template Management
•	 Multichannel Publishing
•	 Reporting & Analytics
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| Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management
make it easily retrievable. Based on linguistic indicators (phrases and their meanings) and context
cues, the system can be taught to recognize and categorize textual units automatically. It can also
identify topics and extract relationships automatically. Enterprises can build their own ontologies
to suit their business domains while concurrently experimenting with various levels of granularity.
The results of automated categorization are validated to further strengthen the system. This can
be applied to various information types, such as written, oral, audio-visual, and imagery.
Data lakes provide a single source for storing enterprise data — from raw to transformed — and
converting it from one format to another as needed. Ontology reduces the complexity of orga-
nizing information. It is just one of many methods for analyzing data; new tools and techniques
further refine how information is collected, dissected, and acted upon.
Support Tools Across the Information Value Chain
Figure 8
Hyper-Digital Enterprise Platform Modules
Figure 9
COLLECTION & CONVERSION (ETL)
Authoring, ingestion from various sources, and
conversion with the help of other supporting
modules. Rules management with input rules for
content flowing in and output templates for
information published.
MDM SERVICES
Information about entities handled and the
ontologies, taxonomy models, and schema used for
identifying and categorizing the information.
CONTENT ENRICHMENT
Content modifications and updates to ensure
relevance, and a touchpoint for maintaining the
domain model and schema.
CONTENT REPOSITORY
Heart of the system storing the final converted
content in media-neutral form. Used to deliver
information to consumers after conversion to
appropriate format.
INFORMATION DELIVERY
Content conversion on the fly to suit the needs of
the consumer based on the platform, delivery
channel, device, and needs of the entity consuming
the information.
ANALYTICS & REPORTING
Support consumers in analyzing and identifying
insights from the stored data. Also assist search
and retrieval through appropriate techniques.
INGESTION ENRICHMENT DELIVERY
•	 Web scraping &
spidering tools
•	 Automatic monitoring tools
and alert mechanisms
•	 OCR and translation tools
•	 Authoring tools
•	 Information extraction
engine
•	 Editorial platforms
•	 Semantic text analytics toolkit
•	 Master data management
solutions
•	 Integrated workflow tools
and APIs
•	 Publishing platforms
•	 Multi-platform and format
delivery tools
•	 KPIs for outcome
measurement
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QUICK TAKE
Observations from the Field
Based on our client engagements and research on information management, we see the
following scenarios playing out across industries:
•	 Enterprises agree that auto-classification using content analytics is the only way to
bring content clutter under control.
•	 Workflow, content analytics and enterprise search capabilities have a strong net
demand; at the same time, users find the convergence of collaboration and social
tools confusing.
•	 Roughly 27% of users who do not utilize the cloud are likely to deploy cloud content
systems within the next two years, another 21% within the next four years.8
•	 Approximately 52% of enterprises are looking to build a company-wide ECM system.9
•	 Applications such as records management, scanning and capture, HR, and AP/AR
already reside on the cloud.
•	 Storage & Delivery: As additional data is collected, costs to maintain crucial infrastructure, back-
ups and archives increase. Hence, enterprises are moving to the cloud to take advantage of the
cost benefits provided by services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, and Microsoft
Azure. Currently, original content is stored as is, then converted to a neutral form that is both
machine- and human-readable. This has multiple advantages:
»» Information can be generated on the fly in an appropriate format to be distributed across
multiple delivery channels. Newer formats can be added just by defining the output template,
helping to future-proof the platform. Data need not be stored in different formats — reducing
storage costs.
»» The use of detailed, multi-layer metadata makes it easier to search for and retrieve informa-
tion, and improve its relevance.
»» Information in this form easily supports analytics and reporting.
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KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Enterprises that are developing an information management strategy need to measure their
performance (see Figure 10). The following KPIs should be considered when evaluating any solution
or product for this purpose.
•	 Time and effort spent on information processing operations.
•	 The volume of information processed in a specific time period.
•	 Wait times for data processing without human intervention.
•	 Information maintenance costs and efforts.
•	 The ability to deliver the required information to consumers when and where needed.
These metrics can help identify areas of improvement and opportunities for increasing process
efficiency. They can be further sub-categorized into metrics that cover the main stages of the infor-
mation value chain — from ingestion through delivery.
BENEFITS TO THE ENTERPRISE
Figure 11 highlight the benefits of a hyper-digital enterprise information management platform.
Enterprise Platform Performance Modules
Figure 10
OVERALL KPIs
Reduction in FTE Time & Effort
Increased Volume of
Information Handled
Reduced Publish /
Turnaround Time
Reduced Maintenance Efforts
Reduced Queuing Time
INGESTION KPIs
Number of Known Errors
Loading Capacity
(Sources/Documents/Day)
Document Processing Time
Average Document
Parse Time
ENRICHMENT KPIs
% of Documents
Auto-Categorized
% of Incorrect Categorizations
% of Auto-Recognition
(OCR) Errors
Editorial Review Time
DELIVERY KPIs
Search/
Retrieval Time
Search Relevance
Reports Execution
Average Publish/
Delivery Time
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13
Automation of
Ingestion, Conversion
& Categorization
Increase volume of
information processed.
Identify and resolve errors
quicker.
ENTERPRISE BENEFITS
NLP and Machine
Learning for Enrichment
Reduce operational costs due
to less manual intervention.
Quickly discover information
patterns.
Improve entity recognition
and resolution.
Cloud Storage in Media
Neutral Form
Low cost, high availability, and
better performance.
Rapid delivery of information
to consumers.
Quick onboarding of new
formats and templates.
Platform Approach to
Information Management
Eliminate silos and
bottlenecks.
Ensure seamless integration
of business processes.
Hyper-Digital Information Management
Figure 11
LOOKING AHEAD
For organizations considering an integrated enterprise information management platform, we sug-
gest either of the following approaches:
•	 Build-integrate: Enterprises can build individual modules to support their specific business
processes, then integrate them with current systems and applications. This approach gives organi-
zations more flexibility when determining the level of functionality needed, but can be more costly
and take more time to build.
•	 Buy-integrate: With this approach, enterprises have the option to buy off-the-shelf products that
support some portions of the value chain, customize them to suit the organization’s needs, then
integrate them with existing systems. This approach costs less but may not provide all of the
features required to support key processes.
There may not be a “one-size-fits-all” solution for information management — compelling companies
to create “homegrown” ecosystems over time to suit their evolving business needs. The strategies
highlighted here can serve as a good starting point for any organization taking its first steps to
becoming a hyper-digital enterprise.
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FOOTNOTES
1	 Leigh Watson Healy, “Outsell’s Information Industry Outlook 2017, “All Data, Nothing But Data,” page 8, Outsell Inc., Oct.,
2016, www.outsellinc.com/2017-information-industry-outlook.
2	 Kendall Powell, “Does it take too long to publish research?” Nature, Feb., 2016. www.nature.com/news/does-it-take-too-long-
to-publish-research-1.19320
3	 Ibid.
4	 James Manyika, Susan Lund, Jacques Bughin, Jonathan Woetzel, Kalin Stamenov, and Dhruv Dhingra, “Digital globalization:
The new era of global flows,” Feb., 2016, McKinsey & Company. www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/digital-mckinsey/
our-insights/digital-globalization-the-new-era-of-global-flows.
5	 “The Paper vs. Data Problem,” Onbase. www.onbase.com/-/media/Files/hyland/infographics/OnBase-Healthcare-Infograph-
ic-Bottomline-Mobile-eCapture.pdf.
6	 “Billing Rates Across the Country,” The National Law Journal, Jan., 2014. www.nationallawjournal.com/id=1202636785489/
Billing-Rates-Across-the-Country?slreturn=20170317082934.
7	 Healy, “Outsell’s Information Industry Outlook 2017.” www.outsellinc.com/2017-information-industry-outlook
8	 Bob Larrivee, “Information Management — 2016 and Beyond,” AIIM, 2016. http://info.aiim.org/information-manage-
ment-2016-and-beyond?_ga=1.59453418.690153628.1492427919.
9	 Ibid.
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Shyamkrishnan
Balasubramanian
Consultant —
Communications, Media
& Technology Consulting
Practice, Cognizant
Shyamkrishnan Balasubramanian is a consultant within Cognizant’s
Communications, Media & Technology Consulting Practice. He has
eight years of experience providing business solutions to clients in
the IS industry. His areas of expertise include information services,
data and content operations, business platforms and enablers. His
experience spans domains — from information services, publishing,
and broadcasting, to media and entertainment. He has an engineer-
ing degree from VIT, Vellore, and received an MBA from BIM, Trichy.
He is also a certified business analyst and helps train and mentor
junior business analysts as part of workshops and training sessions.
He can be reached at Shyamkrishnan.Balasubramanian@cognizant.
com | www.linkedin.com/in/shyamkrishnanb/.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
KS Venkataramanan
Manager — Communications,
Media & Technology
Consulting Practice,
Cognizant
Krishna Durbha
Senior Director —
Communications, Media
& Technology Consulting
Practice, Cognizant
KS Venkataramanan is a consulting manager within Cognizant’s
Communications, Media & Technology Consulting Practice. He has
13 years of business consulting experience across the information
services and publishing industries in multiple geographies. His other
areas of expertise include portfolio analysis, new product develop-
ment, digital strategy, solution envisioning, program management,
process consulting, and business development. He is an electronics
graduate and has completed his MBA from Bharathidasan Univer-
sity, Trichy. A certified scrum master (CSM) and SAFe Agile certified,
he can be reached at Venkataramanan.ks@cognizant.com | www.
linkedin.com/in/venkataramanan-ks-b737648/.
Krishna Durbha is the Senior Director of Cognizant’s Communi-
cations, Media & Technology Consulting Practice. He has over 24
years of experience, has built business consulting practices in South
East Asia, and led large business transformations programs for B2B
and B2C engagements. He has set up profitable digital properties
in Internet and mobile value-added services that involved product
management, platforms, applications, content procurement, digital
content management platforms, and mobile advertising. An engi-
neer from NIT, Surat, he holds an MBA from IIM, Ahmedabad, an
executive MBA from Leeds University Business School, and is PMP
certified. He can be reached at Krishna.Durbha@cognizant.com |
www.linkedin.com/in/kdurbha/.
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technology models for the digital era. Our unique industry-based, consultative approach helps clients envision, build and run more innova-
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Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management

  • 1. Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management As digital becomes more ingrained in everyday life, information services providers will need to fundamentally change how they manage and deliver content to increase operational flexibility, reduce costs, and closely align with customers’ needs. July 2017 DIGITAL BUSINESS
  • 2. 22 Digital Business | Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management
  • 3. 3Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Today’s customers expect information to be readily available through whatever channel or channels they prefer, at a time and place of their choosing. To meet these expectations and remain relevant and profitable, information services (IS) companies must run at the speed of digital. At the same time, the industry is hindered by the lack of an automated, integrated platform that can support organizations’ requirements across the information value chain. This makes it difficult to effect digital transformation — leaving many companies struggling as they attempt to control and streamline their business processes. This white paper charts the current state of the IS industry, the common challenges faced by enterprises handling large volumes of information, and the impact on the end customer. We also present a platform-based strategy for building a robust, automated IS manage- ment ecosystem, as well as an approach for transforming companies’ existing systems into an integrated, hyper-digital environment that improves and synchronizes processes and optimizes costs. 3 Digital Business
  • 4. 4 | Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management Digital Business MANAGING INFORMATION IN THE DIGITAL AGE Consumers’ growing need for instantaneous information through multiple channels is driving IS organizations to overhaul their information management systems. This isn’t an easy task, since information formats can be structured or unstructured. Plus, the volume and velocity of information generated on a daily basis both in digital and non-digital forms is huge (hence the term “big data”). These dynamics create a variety of challenges IS companies must overcome in order to make sense of and act on information that customers require and consider relevant. The focus is on unlocking the value in information and delivering it to consumers as quickly as possible, in a format and through the channel they choose. The global IS market was valued at roughly USD 1.5 trillion in 2016, and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.2%.1 Even so, industry players are hindered by the lack of an integrated, automated platform for end-to-end data processing, information delivery, and digital transformation. While several companies in specific IS industry segments offer extremely powerful capabilities, none provide the full range of technologies and resources needed to support a cohe- sive, all-inclusive, digitally-equipped environment for analyzing, ingesting, managing, and delivering content across the value chain (see Figure 1). In today’s increasingly digital world, deconstructing high-volume collated information manually is virtually impossible. Add to this challenge continually changing consumer behaviors, which influence enterprise strategies and decisions, and make it harder to ensure that consumers get the content they want when and where they want it. In a hyper-digital environment, companies can deliver content at breakthrough speeds — anytime, anywhere. 4 Big Data Processing & Analytics Ingestion, ETL & Data Conversion / MDM Content Storage / Management Machine Learning / Data Mining / Semantic Enrichment BPM / Workflow Management Content Delivery Analyzing, Ingesting & Managing Content Figure 1
  • 5. 5Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management | Digital Business INDUSTRY OVERVIEW & OUTLOOK As noted earlier, data flowing through a processing system can be structured or unstructured. Structured information can include financial data, company information, and processed documents. Unstructured data can be in the form of e-mails, voice recordings, and images. Figure 2 provides a snapshot of some of these data types. Figure 3 highlights high-volume information categories across various industries. Consumer expectations — including instant delivery of relevant information — generated the term “hyper-digital.” Likewise, bringing information to digitally inclined, increasingly demanding consumers at the right time and place is at the heart of hyper-digital processes and applications (see Figure 4, next page). Business / Financial Information Services STM Information Services Pharma Information Services Legal Services Health Information Services News Publishing Structured Unstructured Structured & Unstructured The Information Glut Across Industries Figure 3 A Range of Information Sources Figure 2 Traditional/ Legacy Content Documents Paper-Based Photos Published Data & Statistics Published Research Corporate Systems & information Archives Transactional New Age/ Digital Content IOT Biosensors Data Social (Blogs, Tweets, Posts) Web Logs Internet Apps E-Mail Audio / Video Mobile
  • 6. QUICK TAKE Information Management’s Burgeoning Bandwidth & Cost The amount of cross-border bandwidth used has grown 45 times since 2005.4 It is projected to increase by an additional nine times over the next five years as waves of information, searches, communications, videos, transactions, and intra-company traffic continue to surge. In the U.S. healthcare industry, for example, it is estimated that 6.4 billion pieces of data are present in static images, paper, and document repositories, and that on average, it costs $1.34 to process a form or document.5 6 For example, publishing articles in science, technology and medical (STM) journals involves a number of steps (see Figure 4). Peer reviews alone can take between 100 to 150 days2 depending on the sub- ject area. However, the overall time it takes to produce and publish content is less, since the process consists primarily of repeatable tasks. Over the last decade, publishers have been able to reduce pro- duction time from 60 days to around 20 days3 due to modern digital content management software and platforms (see Figure 5). Digital Business | Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management Author Peer Review Typesetting, Proofreading, Copyediting, Corrections Peer Reviewed Content Formatted Content Published Content ProductionAuthored Content The STM Publishing Process Figure 4
  • 7. 7Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management | In our view, it is now possible to trim the publication process even more through an integrated information management platform. INDUSTRY PAIN POINTS & KEY TRENDS Content-intensive industries such as publishing, information services, insurance and healthcare face some tough challenges: • Outdated technology and organizational silos: Across industries, many organizations are challenged by how to make technology work effectively and seamlessly on the large content sets on which they sit. Enterprises are often reluctant to embrace technology changes, since doing so restricts their ability to innovate and increases costs. Organizational and technology silos present other bottlenecks that hinder progress in the digital age. • Business/operating model changes: Business and operational modifications in information- intensive industries typically result in increased work volumes, correspondingly higher fees, and more content to manage due to: »» The growing number of content sources and data providers, including the Internet of Things (IoT) and rich media. »» Increased segmentation in the nature and delivery of information services. • Multiple delivery channels: The number of channels through which information is delivered also complicates where and how information must be tailored to fit each and every delivery touchpoint. 60 50 25 20 2000 DAYS DAYS DAYS DAYS 2005 2010 2015 Trimming the Publication Process Source: Kendal Powell, Nature, February, 2016. www.nature.com/news/does-it-take-too-long-to-publish-research-1.19320 Figure 5 Digital Business In our view, it is now possible to trim the publication process even more through an integrated information management platform.
  • 8. 8 Digital Business | Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management • Free content: The availability of free information online has impacted the number of consumers willing to pay for it. These issues can create difficult challenges for consumers. For example: • Increased information management costs lead to higher subscription fees for consumers. In the legal services industry, which is primarily information-driven, average charges range from $200 to $600 — sometimes more per hour for services rendered.6 • An exorbitant amount of time and effort is required to identify relevant information due to the large volumes of uncategorized data. • Analysts, on average, spend nine hours7 per week breaking down information (see Figure 6). »» Expectations with respect to speed are rarely met. »» Identifying relevant information is difficult. These problems circle back to affect enterprise information management activities: • Systems work in isolation. Building a connected digital ecosystem is key to profitable growth. Information-led business prosperity can only be achieved through a well orchestrated, highly efficient information supply chain and associated systems. Otherwise, operational costs increase — a burden that customers must also bear. • Information consumption exhausts information sources. Information can be digital and non- digital in nature — structured, semi-structured, and unstructured. Collating these assets in a timely, accurate manner helps avoid obsolescence, but takes more time and manpower than many businesses can afford. • Information delivery has become more complex. Multiple delivery channels underscore the need for customized information across customer touchpoints. • The volume and speed of data is increasing exponentially. Information management platforms should be capable of handling large amounts of data at ever-higher speeds — efficiently, and at the lowest possible cost. Analyzing Information Figure 6 Data Entry Information Parsing & Consolidation Cleanse / Standardize / De-duplicate Model / Dictionary Management Fix Errors Rule-Based Validation Publish
  • 9. 9Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management | Digital Business • Discovering relevant information is increasingly difficult. Every day, the amount of information available for consumption grows. This makes it all the more necessary to properly identify, catego- rize and store data managed by enterprises in a media-neutral form that makes it easy to identify and retrieve. DEVELOPING AN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT PLATFORM An integrated, comprehensive information management platform should offer capabilities that apply across the value chain (see Figure 7). The platform should also be supported by technologies and tools throughout the information lifecycle (see Figure 8, next page). As shown in Figure 9 on the next page, a hyper-digital enterprise uses automated tools, techniques, and technologies to support crucial capabilities: • Ingestion: Using template-based systems to read, parse, and collate incoming information from multiple providers can significantly reduce the time it takes to process, store, and ingest data flow- ing through these “data factories.” Image and entity recognition play a major role here — enabling systems to automatically identify and categorize pictures and videos. The ingested content is typically converted into a machine-readable format — identifying issues and flagging them for resolution. This task can also be automated. Artificial Intelligence is increasingly used for information selection across multiple sources, at a far faster rate. • Enrichment: Natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning are being used for opera- tional enrichment, which involves capturing, analyzing, categorizing, and enhancing information to Information-led business growth requires a well orchestrated, highly efficient information supply chain and associated ecosystems. The Information Value Chain Figure 7 INGESTION ENRICHMENT DELIVERY • Authoring • Content Extraction • Collation • Cleansing • Preliminary Categorization • Format Management • Entity Abstraction & Recognition • Validation • Editorial Process • Ontology/Taxonomy Management • Reference Management • Assembly & Packaging • Format Conversion • Template Management • Multichannel Publishing • Reporting & Analytics
  • 10. 10 Digital Business | Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management make it easily retrievable. Based on linguistic indicators (phrases and their meanings) and context cues, the system can be taught to recognize and categorize textual units automatically. It can also identify topics and extract relationships automatically. Enterprises can build their own ontologies to suit their business domains while concurrently experimenting with various levels of granularity. The results of automated categorization are validated to further strengthen the system. This can be applied to various information types, such as written, oral, audio-visual, and imagery. Data lakes provide a single source for storing enterprise data — from raw to transformed — and converting it from one format to another as needed. Ontology reduces the complexity of orga- nizing information. It is just one of many methods for analyzing data; new tools and techniques further refine how information is collected, dissected, and acted upon. Support Tools Across the Information Value Chain Figure 8 Hyper-Digital Enterprise Platform Modules Figure 9 COLLECTION & CONVERSION (ETL) Authoring, ingestion from various sources, and conversion with the help of other supporting modules. Rules management with input rules for content flowing in and output templates for information published. MDM SERVICES Information about entities handled and the ontologies, taxonomy models, and schema used for identifying and categorizing the information. CONTENT ENRICHMENT Content modifications and updates to ensure relevance, and a touchpoint for maintaining the domain model and schema. CONTENT REPOSITORY Heart of the system storing the final converted content in media-neutral form. Used to deliver information to consumers after conversion to appropriate format. INFORMATION DELIVERY Content conversion on the fly to suit the needs of the consumer based on the platform, delivery channel, device, and needs of the entity consuming the information. ANALYTICS & REPORTING Support consumers in analyzing and identifying insights from the stored data. Also assist search and retrieval through appropriate techniques. INGESTION ENRICHMENT DELIVERY • Web scraping & spidering tools • Automatic monitoring tools and alert mechanisms • OCR and translation tools • Authoring tools • Information extraction engine • Editorial platforms • Semantic text analytics toolkit • Master data management solutions • Integrated workflow tools and APIs • Publishing platforms • Multi-platform and format delivery tools • KPIs for outcome measurement
  • 11. 11Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management | Digital Business QUICK TAKE Observations from the Field Based on our client engagements and research on information management, we see the following scenarios playing out across industries: • Enterprises agree that auto-classification using content analytics is the only way to bring content clutter under control. • Workflow, content analytics and enterprise search capabilities have a strong net demand; at the same time, users find the convergence of collaboration and social tools confusing. • Roughly 27% of users who do not utilize the cloud are likely to deploy cloud content systems within the next two years, another 21% within the next four years.8 • Approximately 52% of enterprises are looking to build a company-wide ECM system.9 • Applications such as records management, scanning and capture, HR, and AP/AR already reside on the cloud. • Storage & Delivery: As additional data is collected, costs to maintain crucial infrastructure, back- ups and archives increase. Hence, enterprises are moving to the cloud to take advantage of the cost benefits provided by services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, and Microsoft Azure. Currently, original content is stored as is, then converted to a neutral form that is both machine- and human-readable. This has multiple advantages: »» Information can be generated on the fly in an appropriate format to be distributed across multiple delivery channels. Newer formats can be added just by defining the output template, helping to future-proof the platform. Data need not be stored in different formats — reducing storage costs. »» The use of detailed, multi-layer metadata makes it easier to search for and retrieve informa- tion, and improve its relevance. »» Information in this form easily supports analytics and reporting.
  • 12. 12 | Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management Digital Business 12 KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Enterprises that are developing an information management strategy need to measure their performance (see Figure 10). The following KPIs should be considered when evaluating any solution or product for this purpose. • Time and effort spent on information processing operations. • The volume of information processed in a specific time period. • Wait times for data processing without human intervention. • Information maintenance costs and efforts. • The ability to deliver the required information to consumers when and where needed. These metrics can help identify areas of improvement and opportunities for increasing process efficiency. They can be further sub-categorized into metrics that cover the main stages of the infor- mation value chain — from ingestion through delivery. BENEFITS TO THE ENTERPRISE Figure 11 highlight the benefits of a hyper-digital enterprise information management platform. Enterprise Platform Performance Modules Figure 10 OVERALL KPIs Reduction in FTE Time & Effort Increased Volume of Information Handled Reduced Publish / Turnaround Time Reduced Maintenance Efforts Reduced Queuing Time INGESTION KPIs Number of Known Errors Loading Capacity (Sources/Documents/Day) Document Processing Time Average Document Parse Time ENRICHMENT KPIs % of Documents Auto-Categorized % of Incorrect Categorizations % of Auto-Recognition (OCR) Errors Editorial Review Time DELIVERY KPIs Search/ Retrieval Time Search Relevance Reports Execution Average Publish/ Delivery Time
  • 13. 13Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management | Digital Business 13 Automation of Ingestion, Conversion & Categorization Increase volume of information processed. Identify and resolve errors quicker. ENTERPRISE BENEFITS NLP and Machine Learning for Enrichment Reduce operational costs due to less manual intervention. Quickly discover information patterns. Improve entity recognition and resolution. Cloud Storage in Media Neutral Form Low cost, high availability, and better performance. Rapid delivery of information to consumers. Quick onboarding of new formats and templates. Platform Approach to Information Management Eliminate silos and bottlenecks. Ensure seamless integration of business processes. Hyper-Digital Information Management Figure 11 LOOKING AHEAD For organizations considering an integrated enterprise information management platform, we sug- gest either of the following approaches: • Build-integrate: Enterprises can build individual modules to support their specific business processes, then integrate them with current systems and applications. This approach gives organi- zations more flexibility when determining the level of functionality needed, but can be more costly and take more time to build. • Buy-integrate: With this approach, enterprises have the option to buy off-the-shelf products that support some portions of the value chain, customize them to suit the organization’s needs, then integrate them with existing systems. This approach costs less but may not provide all of the features required to support key processes. There may not be a “one-size-fits-all” solution for information management — compelling companies to create “homegrown” ecosystems over time to suit their evolving business needs. The strategies highlighted here can serve as a good starting point for any organization taking its first steps to becoming a hyper-digital enterprise.
  • 14. 14 Digital Business | Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management FOOTNOTES 1 Leigh Watson Healy, “Outsell’s Information Industry Outlook 2017, “All Data, Nothing But Data,” page 8, Outsell Inc., Oct., 2016, www.outsellinc.com/2017-information-industry-outlook. 2 Kendall Powell, “Does it take too long to publish research?” Nature, Feb., 2016. www.nature.com/news/does-it-take-too-long- to-publish-research-1.19320 3 Ibid. 4 James Manyika, Susan Lund, Jacques Bughin, Jonathan Woetzel, Kalin Stamenov, and Dhruv Dhingra, “Digital globalization: The new era of global flows,” Feb., 2016, McKinsey & Company. www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/digital-mckinsey/ our-insights/digital-globalization-the-new-era-of-global-flows. 5 “The Paper vs. Data Problem,” Onbase. www.onbase.com/-/media/Files/hyland/infographics/OnBase-Healthcare-Infograph- ic-Bottomline-Mobile-eCapture.pdf. 6 “Billing Rates Across the Country,” The National Law Journal, Jan., 2014. www.nationallawjournal.com/id=1202636785489/ Billing-Rates-Across-the-Country?slreturn=20170317082934. 7 Healy, “Outsell’s Information Industry Outlook 2017.” www.outsellinc.com/2017-information-industry-outlook 8 Bob Larrivee, “Information Management — 2016 and Beyond,” AIIM, 2016. http://info.aiim.org/information-manage- ment-2016-and-beyond?_ga=1.59453418.690153628.1492427919. 9 Ibid.
  • 15. 15Running at the Speed of Digital: Hyper-Digital Information Management | Digital Business Shyamkrishnan Balasubramanian Consultant — Communications, Media & Technology Consulting Practice, Cognizant Shyamkrishnan Balasubramanian is a consultant within Cognizant’s Communications, Media & Technology Consulting Practice. He has eight years of experience providing business solutions to clients in the IS industry. His areas of expertise include information services, data and content operations, business platforms and enablers. His experience spans domains — from information services, publishing, and broadcasting, to media and entertainment. He has an engineer- ing degree from VIT, Vellore, and received an MBA from BIM, Trichy. He is also a certified business analyst and helps train and mentor junior business analysts as part of workshops and training sessions. He can be reached at Shyamkrishnan.Balasubramanian@cognizant. com | www.linkedin.com/in/shyamkrishnanb/. ABOUT THE AUTHORS KS Venkataramanan Manager — Communications, Media & Technology Consulting Practice, Cognizant Krishna Durbha Senior Director — Communications, Media & Technology Consulting Practice, Cognizant KS Venkataramanan is a consulting manager within Cognizant’s Communications, Media & Technology Consulting Practice. He has 13 years of business consulting experience across the information services and publishing industries in multiple geographies. His other areas of expertise include portfolio analysis, new product develop- ment, digital strategy, solution envisioning, program management, process consulting, and business development. He is an electronics graduate and has completed his MBA from Bharathidasan Univer- sity, Trichy. A certified scrum master (CSM) and SAFe Agile certified, he can be reached at Venkataramanan.ks@cognizant.com | www. linkedin.com/in/venkataramanan-ks-b737648/. Krishna Durbha is the Senior Director of Cognizant’s Communi- cations, Media & Technology Consulting Practice. He has over 24 years of experience, has built business consulting practices in South East Asia, and led large business transformations programs for B2B and B2C engagements. He has set up profitable digital properties in Internet and mobile value-added services that involved product management, platforms, applications, content procurement, digital content management platforms, and mobile advertising. An engi- neer from NIT, Surat, he holds an MBA from IIM, Ahmedabad, an executive MBA from Leeds University Business School, and is PMP certified. He can be reached at Krishna.Durbha@cognizant.com | www.linkedin.com/in/kdurbha/.
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