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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.

Electronic Records Management (ERM) | Enterprise Content Management (ECM)

The Future of ECM and ERM – A Panel Discussion at AIIM Chicago

By: John Mancini March 2nd, 2011

I recently attended a meeting of the Chicago chapter of AIIM, where a stimulating panel discussion on the future of ECM and records management took place. I wish I had recorded the conversation, but I took some great notes that I wanted to share with you all.

AIIM Community

Social Marketing – Should I Require Registration to View My Content?

By: John Mancini February 22nd, 2011

Last year, David Meerman Scott and I had a discussion on his great blog about one of the core issues that we both run into. It's the question of whether to gate our eBooks behind a submission form or not. This is something I've struggled with both internally in my own work at AIIM and externally as we provide content sponsorships to our trade members.

14 Steps to a Successful ECM Implementation

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Enterprise Content Management (ECM)

8 Great Articles on ECM from around the AIIM Community

By: John Mancini February 18th, 2011

Please enjoy this roundup of articles by the intelligent information management experts that make up the AIIM Community.

AIIM Community

In the End, Any Organization Is Only as Good as Its People

By: John Mancini February 9th, 2011

Often in my presentations, I ask people whether they know that the Association I represent had its roots over 60 years ago in the microfilm business. I then proceed to talk about how our focus has always been about the management of unstructured information in the context of business processes, and then proceed to explain the migration from film to micrographics to images to documents to content.

Electronic Records Management (ERM)

Continuing to Extend the Paper-Centric Records Paradigm Is like Having a Blacksmith Work on Your Lexus

By: John Mancini February 8th, 2011

Continuing to extend what we did with paper into the world of electronic information is like having a blacksmith work on your Lexus. At some point, we're all going to need to think through the implications of what we're doing right now. Like in Family Man, a favorite movie of mine, we get "glimpses" into something different, but we can't quite get our arms around it.

Privacy | Social Media

There Are Revolutionary Uses of Technology, and Then There Are Actual Revolutions

By: John Mancini January 28th, 2011

Those of us in the tech space like to talk about the revolutionary uses of technology. Well, that's all well and good, but there are also actual revolutions.