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20 Predictions for Information Management in 2015 from the AIIM Board

By: John Mancini January 5th, 2015

If you’ll pardon the interruption in MY predictions, I thought I would also share some predictions from the December AIIM Board meeting. I asked each Board member to share ONE prediction about the future as a means to talk about the industry and where it's going and how we (AIIM) serve it. So here goes with a tiny bit of editing and in no particular order…

29 Warning Signs of Digital Disruption

By: John Mancini November 25th, 2014

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?

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.

Intelligent Information Management (IIM) | Productivity

How to Improve Digital Productivity?

By: Atle Skjekkeland September 25th, 2014

Many corporations waste their IT budgets on the “T" instead of benefiting from the “I" in IT. Information can be used to reduce costs, manage risks, add value, or even create a "blue ocean" opportunity. Let me therefore give you two ways you can change the game and make a dent in the universe.

What Does the Next Generation of Information Leaders Look Like?

By: John Mancini September 5th, 2014

As we’ve discussed before, we are in a world of rapid and accelerating change. Three major disruptive forces are accelerating the pace of change and driving organizations into information chaos: CONSUMERIZATION is transforming what users expect from applications and how we deliver them. We are now in the era of user-centric IT. CLOUD AND MOBILE are creating an expectation of anywhere, anytime access, and transforming how we engage with customers and employees. THE INTERNET OF THINGS is creating massive amounts of new data and information, creating enormous new challenges and opportunities.

The Right to Be Forgotten: Another Case of Unintended Consequences

By: John Mancini July 21st, 2014

In 25 years in a strange career at the intersection between technology and legislation, compliance, and regulation, I have seen many curious things. Most of these curious things center around the lag time associated with radical technological innovation and the often well-intended but misguided responses of policymakers to the implications of that innovation. In most instances, the Law of Unintended Consequences rears its ugly head.

Thinking about Digital Business and Information Management

By: John Mancini July 7th, 2014

A few months ago, we released Information Chaos vs. Information Opportunity: The Business Challenge of the Next Decade. Thousands of downloads later, the core thesis of the e-book -- we are at a fundamental inflection point being driven the accumulated impact of two decades of exponential improvements in technology – is being reaffirmed in a number of quarters.