By: Kevin Craine on February 7th, 2019
AIIM Conference Preview: Content Analytics & ECM Implementation Across the Enterprise
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AIIM19 is coming soon to San Diego on March 26-28 and as usual the gathering will be the place to be for information management professionals. If you plan on attending you should mark your calendar for an important roundtable session called “When You Are in the Storm: Content Analytics & ECM Implementation Across the Enterprise” being hosted by John Daly, Information Governance Manager the Metropolitan Sewer District in St. Louis. I asked John to give us a small preview of the session.
Can you tell us more about your session and what we can expect?
There is mutual benefit in the rubbing of two iron blades together; the edges become sharper, making the knives more efficient in their mission. The goal of this session is to learn and encourage one another in our mutual mission of implementing positive organizational change throughout the Enterprise.
How does content analytics bring value to enterprise information governance?
As one Director in our organization said recently, “Why should I be concerned with Information Governance, how does it add value to the business?” They were not being negative, they were genuinely curious. And that is part of the storm, showing the true business value of Information Governance. Samuel Johnson once said, “People need to be reminded more often than they need to be instructed.” This roundtable is just that, sharing with one another rather than a formal presentation. Hopefully this session will help get you level set on what is needed for your organization. Maybe it is developing an IG roadmap or a project plan; maybe it is forming a steering committee, developing policies and procedures, data migration, software selection, an audit plan, training, communications, an IG intranet site…phew!
What do you mean by “storm?”
We’re currently in the pilot phase of software implementation and some days the seas are calm and other days they’re a raging tempest. In addition, we’re working on an IG Implementation plan that includes email, privacy, reducing ROT, and other initiatives. And all of this boils down to one thing, user adoption. How can we make things as simple as possible for the business units while still meeting regulatory requirements and improving efficiency?
How will this roundtable discussion help attendees weather the storm?
There is not a one size fits all but in this session you’ll get the inspiration and motivation to implement IG in your organization. Benchmarking is a fantastic opportunity to gain knowledge and learn from other’s experiences. It’s also great to make new relationships that you can foster and develop throughout the year.
Make sure to include John’s panel discussion in your plans for AIIM19. Find out more and reserve your spot today at AIIMConference.com.
About Kevin Craine
Kevin Craine is a professional writer, an internationally respected technology analyst, and an award-winning podcast producer. He was named the #1 Enterprise Content Management Influencer to follow on Twitter and has listeners and readers worldwide. Kevin creates strategic content for the web, marketing, social media, and more. He is the written voice for some of North America's leading brands and his interviews feature today's best thought leaders. His client list includes many well-known global leaders like IBM, Microsoft and Intel, along with a long list of individuals and start-ups from a wide variety of industries. Kevin's podcasts have been heard around the world, including the award-winning weekly business show "Everyday MBA". He is also the host and producer of "Bizcast" on C-Suite Radio and the producer behind podcasts for Epson, Canon, IBM and AIIM International, among others. Prior to starting Craine Communications Group, Kevin was Director of Document Services for Regence BlueCross BlueShield where he managed high volume document processing operations in Seattle, Portland and Salt Lake City. He also spent time at IKON as an Enterprise Content Management consultant working with national and major accounts. He was the founding editor of Document Strategy magazine. Kevin has also been, at one point or another, an adjunct university professor, a black belt martial artist, and a professional guitarist. Kevin holds an MBA in the Management of Science and Technology as well as a BA in Communications and Marketing.