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Top Five AIIM Community Blog Posts in 2015

The votes are in, and here are the top five AIIM Community blog posts published in 2015 (published in 2015, and measured by views):

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26 Things You Need to Know about Information Management Before You Start 2016

As 2015 draws to an end and we embark on the new year, what are the key trends to keep in mind with your information management strategy? This past year was a pivotal year for information management with some big changes in how we capture, store, manage, and preserve our information. To help us get a better understanding of where the industry is headed in the new year, let’s take a look at where we’ve been. Below I’ve outlined: The Most Visited Pages on AIIM’s Website The Most Read Articles on AIIM’s Blog The Most Downloaded ebooks My Most Popular Tweets AIIM’s Key Performance Numbers of 2015

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14 Steps to a Successful ECM Implementation

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.

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Records, Community, EFSS, Email, PDF/A, SharePoint and Change. And More!

AIIM's online community always has a lot of great discussion going on. On the community site, users of all levels can connect, learn, and share. It's a great place to post an opinion or ask a question. Below, I've compiled some of my favorite recent posts from Intelligent Information Professionals. These topics range from Big Data, to enterprise file sync and share, to change management, and more. Enjoy! Records and Information Management in Big Data By Dennis Kempner Organizations, both large and small, are burdened with a high volume of data to store. In order to efficiently run a company, important data must be accessible, manageable, and easily retrievable. The phrase “Big Data” refers to information and data that is too large for companies to manage and process on their own. Big Data is valuable for companies in that it can help to determine and fulfill customer needs, thereby maximizing a company’s operational efficiencies. Companies with a lot of data need a team of professionals to manage this information. One effective solution to manage big data is Records and Information Management (RIM). Full article HERE - Records and Information Management in Big Data

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Enterprise Content Management (ECM)  |  Intelligent Information Management (IIM)

How Are You Preparing for the Changes in Content Management?

Looking back over the past 15 years since its inception, what ECM means within our industry has radically changed. Today we know that successful ECM implementation is less about technology and more about the convergence of people and processes with technological tools.

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Enterprise Content Management (ECM)  |  Intelligent Information Management (IIM)

3 Lessons from the Wright Brothers about Content Management

I recently read David McCullough’s The Wright Brothers. Before delving into my curious connection between the Wright Brothers and content management, let me put my reviewer hat on – it’s a very good book. I’ve always had an interest in the Wright Brothers for many reasons, but especially because their breakthrough occurred on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, one of my favorite places in the world. Also, true confessions, I was a history major.

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Enterprise Content Management (ECM)  |  Intelligent Information Management (IIM)

ECM in the Era of Digital Disruption - When Riding a Dead Horse, Dismount

The challenge of managing the intersection of people, processes, and information is not a new one. However, the technologies and the timeframes that we use to manage this intersection DO change, and we are currently in the middle of a phase of high disruption and uncertainty.

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