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Keep your finger on the pulse of Intelligent Information Management with industry news, trends, and best practices.
Enterprise File Sync and Share (EFSS)
Given all the changes in file sync and share, last month I did a post offering companies in the file sync and share space an opportunity to introduce themselves to the readers of the AIIM Blog. Here's the first of the posts from Airwatch. Commentary below provided by Lauren Sanborn from the Analyst Relations team.
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There's a lot of value in chatting with your peers in your field of expertise. But, there's even more value when those peers are from the same industry. Often certain industries have their own unique challenges and it's beneficial to be able to connect and share. That's the basic idea behind AIIM's Special Interest Groups (SIGs). We're excited to announce our Oil and Gas SIG. Below is a quick message from John Mancini announcing the group, it's focus, and how to join. Not in the Oil and Gas Industry? Check out our full list of SIGs on the AIIM Community Site.
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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.
The exponential growth of information means exponential growth of email. If you today receive 100 new emails per day, will this then become 1,000 new emails per day in 2020? Whatever the number is, it’s time to rethink the role of email within your organization.
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Digital Transformation | Intelligent Information Management (IIM)
We are living in an era of unparalleled innovation. It is more important than ever for organizations and individuals to keep up with and understand the trends or else find themselves miles behind. In this presentation from AIIM's John Mancini, you'll learn about the keys to getting prepared for digital transformation, including: What does "digital disruption" look like? What is information choas and why should you be concerned? What are the warning signs of Digital Disruption?
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The last in my series of six issues relative to getting rid of paper focuses on what I call Mash-up Madness. See also… Paperless Dilemma No. 1 – Paper Persistence Paperless Dilemma No. 2 – Legal Limbo Paperless Dilemma No. 3 – Input Irregularity Paperless Dilemma No. 4 – Cloud Craziness Paperless Dilemma No. 5 – Perplexing Processes The last topic in my series focuses on some of the rather unusual combinations and mash-ups that are being driven by consumerization, the collision of cloud and mobile, and the Internet of Things. This gets beyond just going paperless, but I think it’s important to place our tactical paper reduction initiatives in a broader context.
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The fifth in my series of six issues relative to getting rid of paper focuses on what I call Perplexing Processes. See also… Paperless Dilemma No. 1 – Paper Persistence Paperless Dilemma No. 2 – Legal Limbo Paperless Dilemma No. 3 – Input Irregularity Paperless Dilemma No. 4 – Cloud Craziness Someone once told me there are 2 things a person should never see made – 1) sausage; and 2) legislation. I would add a third – changing processes.
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