Open Connections in collaboration with IBM have announced the date for their next seminar aimed at presenting ECM to the Pensions industry

IBM Southbank, London, Tuesday 2nd October, 9.30- 1.30pm

The attention surrounding corporate pensions has never been greater. There is an enormous drive to strongly control scheme costs whilst at the same time the increased emphasis for personal and corporate responsibility has placed significant pressure on providers. This has motivated many companies to revise their pension schemes administration and seriously evaluate and often change business processes.

Come and join us on October 2nd at IBM offices Southbank for a free networking seminar to learn how Enterprise Content Management can enable Pension departments and organisations to effectively:

	Automate and optimise business processes and workflows
	Provide auditable control and visibility of information
	Generate significant improvements in customer service and operational efficiency
	Reduce cost and improve competitive advantage

Agenda
9.30 - 10.00	Registration and Coffee
10.00 - 10.15	Welcome and Introduction IBM ECM & Open Connections Steve King, Managing Director, Open Connections
10.15 – 10.45	Customer Case Study – Punter Southall Trevor Clarke, IT Manager, Punter Southall
10.45 - 11.15	Live Demonstration of ECM Richard Rogers, IT Director, Open Connections
11.15 - 11.35	Refreshment Break
11.35 – 12.05	Why Compliance Matters in Pensions George Parapadakis, BM ECM Director - Risk & Compliance Business Solutions, EMEA
12.05 – 12.20	Round Table Discussions Your opportunity to ask specialists the questions you want
12.20	Closing Remarks
12.30	Light Lunch & Refreshments

The seminar is targeted specifically at the needs of the Pension Administration market and is designed to explore the role of effective Enterprise Content Management in addressing your key issues.

To register: Call +44 (0) 1869 326 422, or email ibm_marketing@irsdirect.co.uk

Please visit IBM ECM or www.openc.co.uk for more information on our solutions.