CMIS and ArchiveLink®: Archiv as the Single Point of Truth

Initial situation: 

Stadtwerke München (SWM) is implementing a new backend sales solution as part of the digital transformation of its mobility subsidiary (MVG). Unlike the previous system, the data captured in this new solution cannot be archived using ArchiveLink®.

Solution: 

In collaboration with the archiving experts from kgs, SWM identified a way to archive the new sales data in the existing kgs archive. To do this, the files need to be enriched with various metadata and integrated into the existing archiving system via the CMIS interface. This approach enables seamless access to both the historical data and the data from the new backend sales system.

Outcome: 

Since the kgs archiving platform supports both file formats (CMIS and ArchiveLink®), SWM was able to avoid migrating nearly five million existing documents to a new archiving system. MVG employees can continue to access their archived data as usual, enabling them to provide fast and efficient support to their customers.

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ArchiveLink® and CMIS working together
Archiving as the Sinlge Point of Truth
Old and new system - perfect fit
Stadtwerke München (SWM)
Stadtwerke München (SWM) is one of the largest municipal utility and service companies in Germany. It provides the city of Munich with environmentally friendly and reliable supplies of electricity, natural gas, district heating and cooling, as well as drinking water. SWM manages the city’s energy, water, and telecommunications networks, and operates 18 indoor and outdoor swimming pools. Its mobility subsidiary, Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft (MVG), runs the city’s subway, bus, and tram services, and also develops and implements new mobility solutions. SWM is wholly owned by the City of Munich and employs around 11,000 people.
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“No matter how data and documents end up in the kgs archive, we can access them quickly, easily, and reliably. The performance is outstanding – and absolutely essential for our communication with customers.”
Sebastian Dumdei
Solutions Architect

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