Can Information Access and Control Co-Exist?
Kevin Craine

By: Kevin Craine on April 24th, 2019

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Can Information Access and Control Co-Exist?

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Today's businesses run in the cloud. Organizations are embracing a new way of working in a cloud-native environment that enables content to move effortlessly between teams, partners and customers. This is a powerful way to run the business without compromising on security, governance, and compliance.

A 2018 IDG Cloud Computing Study found that 77% of enterprises have at least one application or a portion of their enterprise computing infrastructure in the cloud, and adoption is climbing. Furthermore, according to our AIIM 2018 State of the Industry study, over 35% of respondents said that their organization was moving “more to the cloud” over the next 12 months.


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How can you gain an advantage? That was the subject of a recent AIIM Webinar “Find Your Power in the Cloud: Reconciling Business Processes, Collaboration, and Control.”

The featured speaker for the webinar was Lane Severson, Practice Leader at Doculabs, who shared best practices to consider and action items you can use to capture advantage today and in the future:

  • Understand your organizational process-related pain points
  • Overcome challenges with new processes, procedures, and technology
  • Make your valuable information more accessible, automated, and intelligent

This event was sponsored by Box, who was on hand to share a number of real-world use cases of how companies of different sizes and in a variety of industries are embracing the cloud to drive real business value.

The future is here. Check out this important webinar and learn how to fundamentally rethink your business processes using the cloud.

 

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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.