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Cataloging (Information Management)
DEFINITION: The process of creating a record for an information source that may contain descriptive information and/or index terms.
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Best Practices in eCatalog Management sponsored by Ariba, Inc. WHITE PAPER: At the heart of procurement systems is a catalog. Even in environments lacking automation, requisitioners consult a hard copy or customer service reps use a catalog at the other end of a phone line. Getting everyone to use the correct catalog from a preferred vendor at the contracted price will ensure that negotiated savings are actually realized. Posted: 11 Jun 2010 \| Published: 11 Jun 2010 TOPICS: Cataloging (Information Management) \| eBusiness \| eBusiness Software \| eProcurement \| ERP \| ERP Software \| Information Management \| Information Security \| Manufacturing Industry \| Manufacturing Systems \| Supplier Management

Creating an Online Parts Catalog to Increase Part Sales and Improve Aftermarket Customer Satisfaction sponsored by Enigma, Inc. WHITE PAPER: This white paper documents the experiences of three companies that have implemented Enigma's electronic parts catalogs. Posted: 11 Mar 2008 \| Published: 01 Jan 2008 TOPICS: Aerospace and Defense Industry \| Asset Management (Finance) \| Automotive Industry \| Cataloging (Information Management) \| Customer Self-Service \| Customer Support Software \| Documentation \| Electronic Catalog Management \| Identification Systems \| Maintenance Contracts \| Manufacturing Industry \| Productivity \| Sales