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Keep your finger on the pulse of Intelligent Information Management with industry news, trends, and best practices.
The Info360 event taking place from March 21 – 24 in Washington, DC will be the final “AIIM” Show to bear the AIIM name. This is the culminating activity of an evolutionary course we began 10 years ago when we sold the event (known as the AIIM International Exposition and Conference) to Advanstar/Questex. It also marks the successful transition to the Info360 name for the event, a transition initiated by Questex 3 years ago.
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Accounting and Finance | Paperless Office
AIIM Board member John Chickering, always on the prowl for interesting information, spotted some data from the Federal Reserve that illustrates just how far we have come in the world of paperless transactions.
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Electronic Records Management (ERM) | Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
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.
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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.
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Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
Please enjoy this roundup of articles by the intelligent information management experts that make up the AIIM Community.
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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.
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