Write a positive 300 word reply to this essay by Leslie:The issue with X-ray imaging lies in its size and specificity. DICOM files are large, complex, and must be stored securely for long periods due to medical regulations like HIPAA. Additionally, sharing and retrieving these images across departments or with external specialists is often cumbersome due to the lack of standardized metadata and integration with the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. As of 2022, the average hospital produces 50 petabytes of data annually, with imaging contributing to nearly 80% of that volume (IDC, 2022). Similarly, customer contact and billing informationincluding addresses, insurance details, and communication logsis distributed across multiple legacy systems, spreadsheets, and PDF forms. This fragmentation makes compliance difficult, especially with data privacy regulations like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Errors in this data can lead to delayed billing cycles or even legal penalties. Comparing ECM/EDM Frameworks To analyze how these issues can be addressed, I reviewed the ECM/EDM frameworks presented in four foundational articles: Tyrvinen et al. (2006), Grahlmann et al. (2012), Kunstov (2010), and Munkvold et al. (2006). Each framework offers a different conceptualization of how enterprise content and documents should be managedakin to comparing the engineering of various car components