About the Word
My name out in the real world is Laurence Hart. After years of consulting in the Content Management space, I am now the Chief Information Officer at AIIM. I’ve been an Information Professional for almost 20 years and have worked with Documentum, SharePoint, Box, Nuxeo, and many other solutions.
This is meant to be a place to learn and share thoughts about Content Management and the entire Information universe. Other thoughts, concerns, and rants will be added as well as the feeling moves me. I am writing for the Information Professional, though some of my topics will resonate to a wider audience.
Everything here represents my own opinion unless clearly stated otherwise. I do this on my personal time for personal reasons.
Why Word of Pie? It all stems from a college nickname. The full story, and the complete nickname for that matter, isn’t something for polite company. If you know me, ask me over a couple of pints and I might share it with you.
Note: I do moderate comments and will try to either post and/or respond to every comment. Any comments that seem more like a pitch for services/products than furthering the discussion will be removed.
If you need to reach me, fire me an email at: 
I am on Twitter: @piewords. It isn’t purely technology as I throw off-topic thoughts out there as well.
Disclaimer and Rights
My basic, no questions asked, policy is incorporated in the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License (or you can look at the detailed legal version). Essentially, you can quote me all you like if you give me credit and don’t charge for it. If you are going charge someone to read my quote, get my permission first. I’m pretty agreeable and will probably just want to read what you wrote after publishing.
When in doubt, ask me.
Keeping the FTC Happy
In order to keep the FTC off of my back, here is a general disclaimer. I receive no compensation for anything that I write unless I specifically state otherwise. I usually just review things that I am reading or picking-up anyway.
Hello,
I’d love to send you an email but nothing shows after the colon above. Please do send me an email at [Removed]. Found you through #EMCWorld on Twitter and hoping to ask you what will be most interesting for you there.
Thanks!
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Fixed my email, drop me a line.