docHarbor Takes Unique Position in Enterprise Content Management with New Web Services and Proven Coexistence Strategies

San Diego, California -February 21, 2006 - By launching new web services technology and leveraging its proven coexistence strategies, docHarbor, a division of Anacomp®, has carved out a powerful niche in the emerging domain of Enterprise Content Management (ECM).

"Content management is all about the bottom line and finding ways to make money or save money for the organization. That goal has been the cornerstone of our coexistence strategies," says Corey Meitchik, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Marketing. The docHarbor coexistence strategy of streamlining and increasing the value of interlocking legacy document and data repositories, however varied, makes all information accessible and secure without developing another proprietary system -inevitably destined for obsolescence.

"Because we know that the document management process must include the ability to evolve with the needs of the marketplace, and more importantly grow with the needs of the client -web services must be part of any dynamic solution," continues Meitchik, "It's the best of both worlds."

"By using web services technologies as the enabling mechanism for connecting disparate documents and data stores with key business applications," Meitchik says, "the business can focus on driving revenue and speed its time-to-market with new initiatives and products." Driving revenue growth, minimizing expenses, increasing your worker productivity and increased levels of customer satisfaction are the keys to increasing profit margins."

The docHarbor view of content management is to work with customers, enabling them to improve their own business (or governmental) processes with credible document services.