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John Mancini

John Mancini is the President of Content Results, LLC and the Past President of AIIM. He is a well-known author, speaker, and advisor on information management, digital transformation and intelligent automation. John is a frequent keynote speaker and author of more than 30 eBooks on a variety of topics. He can be found on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook as jmancini77. Recent keynote topics include: The Stairway to Digital Transformation Navigating Disruptive Waters — 4 Things You Need to Know to Build Your Digital Transformation Strategy Getting Ahead of the Digital Transformation Curve Viewing Information Management Through a New Lens Digital Disruption: 6 Strategies to Avoid Being “Blockbustered” Specialties: Keynote speaker and writer on AI, RPA, intelligent Information Management, Intelligent Automation and Digital Transformation. Consensus-building with Boards to create strategic focus, action, and accountability. Extensive public speaking and public relations work Conversant and experienced in major technology issues and trends. Expert on inbound and content marketing, particularly in an association environment and on the Hubspot platform. John is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the College of William and Mary, and holds an M.A. in Public Policy from the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University.

Archiving | Social Media

Archiving External Social Activity: 14 Solutions That Might Help

By: John Mancini June 25th, 2012

One of the issues I spend some time worrying about is how to balance my enthusiasm for social technologies with the very real concerns that exist as organizations consider the control and compliance realities.

Data Management

7 Reasons to Break Your Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) Addiction

By: John Mancini June 15th, 2012

In many cases, hundreds of millions of records can be handled with split-second response times, especially when dealing with aggregate queries on modern hardware. But today, a considerable number of organizations are clinging to 90s ETL technology. ETL seems to be an addiction for IT organizations because they still consider millions of records a lot of data. But having more memory than data may allow for these organizations to have their cake and eat it too. And today, getting to this point is dirt-cheap.

14 Steps to a Successful ECM Implementation

Making an ECM implementation successful requires planning and attention to detail. The best way to create the right solution is to identify organizational goals and priorities. Learn how to manage a successful implementation in our free guide.

Certified Information Professional (CIP)

Martyn Christian from Kofax on the Certified Information Professional

By: John Mancini May 18th, 2012

We recently sat down with Martyn Christian, Chief Marketing Officer of Kofax to discuss information management and the impact certification can have on one's career. Martyn's responsible for all of Kofax's marketing initiatives, including brand, product, industry and field marketing functions. He has more than 25 years of marketing and general management experience within the software industry.

Becoming a Process Revolutionary: 8 Things Walgreens Did Exactly Right

By: John Mancini May 15th, 2012

My story begins with this series of pictures, taken 27 years ago. At the time, this seemed like a cool idea for a Mother's Day gift, and maybe one that would begin a bit of a tradition.

The Number of Information Professionals Needed Will Grow by 50% Per Year

By: John Mancini May 10th, 2012

A new Gartner report by Deb Logan and Mark Raskino -- Prepare to be an Information Leader -- notes that the first half of the Information Age was all about building plumbing and making processes more efficient and that the second value is all about creating value from the information these processes produce. They further note that organizations "must acquire new skills to meet these challenges."

Which Are People More Likely to Own - a Cell Phone or a Toothbrush?

By: John Mancini April 20th, 2012

It seems like only yesterday that the IPhone first appeared. It's hard to believe how long the iPhone - and all the sons of iPhones for those initially held in Verizon and Sprint purgatory - have been with us. NOT! Believe it or not, it's been less than 5 years. A blink of an eye.