E-Document Lifecycle Management
Mai Pham Tuyet
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The e-document lifecycle management project aims to establish a comprehensive mechanism for the electronic management of documents from generation to preservation. The project's objectives include creating an efficient electronic document distribution system for administrative organizations and developing a robust records management system to support the government's e-government vision. Key challenges addressed include compatibility and scalability issues within existing systems, enhancing security features, and improving user experience.
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