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I'm on vacation this week on the Outer Banks of North Carolina in a little town called Buxton at the tip of Hatteras Point. As a result, I've had a lot of time to ride my bike and sit on the beach and watch the waves and wait for some Enterprise 2.0 Vacation Epiphanies. And as strange (and nerdy) as it may seem, I've actually had a few (epiphanies, as well as beers).
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I'll be taking a bit of vacation over the next two weeks, so I thought I would take the opportunity of highlighting a few books on my Summer reading list. One of the good things about using a Kindle or Kindle on an iPad for reading is the ability to use highlights to create a running summary of a book's highlights. Even better is that these highlights are aggregated across ALL readers. So in effect, any book can have a built-in summary, generated by the wisdom of the crowds - pretty cool stuff. So in my vacation posts, I'll highlight a few books I've enjoyed recently and some Kindle-generated excerpts to give you a snapshot of the contents.
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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.
Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
Enterprise content management is already composed of a complex, broad set of ideas and technologies - over the next 5 years, a convergence of trends across multiple software categories will have a massive impact on this space. This list is by no means exhaustive, as vendors will also need to deal with evolving challenges around security, retention, workflow, capture, and other aspects of ECM, but the following eight trends will fundamentally change how we build and deploy content management solutions:
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I'll be taking a bit of vacation over the next two weeks, so I thought I would take the opportunity of highlighting a few books on my Summer reading list. One of the good things about using a Kindle or Kindle on an iPad for reading is the ability to use highlights to create a running summary of a book's highlights. Even better is that these highlights are aggregated across ALL readers. So in effect, any book can have a built-in summary, generated by the wisdom of the crowds - pretty cool stuff. So in my vacation posts, I'll highlight a few books I've enjoyed recently and some Kindle-generated excerpts to give you a snapshot of the contents.
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After years of paying lip service to search engine optimization (SEO), the time for enterprises to seriously consider this online marketing channel has finally come. The traditional online marketing channels - paid search, display advertising, and email – are all experiencing saturation, fierce competition, and lower returns on investments. As a result, marketing organizations are discovering SEO to be the most promising alternative for acquiring new customers. But there is some heavy-lifting that needs to be done before SEO can become a consistent revenue-generating channel with positive ROI.
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You’ve got thousands of pictures saved on your computer, and probably thousands more sitting in boxes and bookshelves all over your house. The question is, could you find that picture from your 1987 trip to the beach with you and your wife in it? The answer is probably no, or at least not in a reasonable amount of time. There are a lot of ways to organize your pictures and make them more accessible as well as protected, but to start you off, here are eight things you should know.
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