Information Governance
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People First These Days in Information Governance
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] Last week I spoke at the local National Capital Chapter of AIIM. I gave an updated version of the talk I’ve been giving the past year on Information Governance in the Age of Digital Transformation. While the talk was not new, it was the first time I had given it… Continue reading
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Focusing on the Local by Joining the NCC-AIIM Executive Committee
I’ve talked a little bit here about the need to improve the local communities for information management. It is an area that ARMA does better than other groups in the industry but their focus and members can be intimidating for those who aren’t records managers. AIIM chapters are a decent alternative but there are a… Continue reading
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Alfresco Pushes Content Services for Digital Transformation
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] This week I attended the 2017 Alfresco Government Summit here in DC. It is part of Alfresco’s rotating 1-day summits that they hold around the world during the year. Alfresco held this year’s DC event at Nats Park, a great location for the great weather. When attendance is good, it… Continue reading
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Transforming Information Governance at ARMA Boston
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] Last week I had the pleasure of jumping up to Boston to present at ARMA’s Boston Chapter. The topic was a familiar one, Information Governance in the Age of Digital Transformation. I updated and expanded my keynote from the 2016 Information Governance Conference to allow the attendees to receive the… Continue reading
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Getting Information to the People at AIIM17
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] Another year and another AIIM Conference in the bag. It was a good year as the industry seems to be slowly coming to the realization that while content is a problem, the solution is to solve the business problem, not necessarily the content problem. The industry entered AIIM17 with… Continue reading
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Information Governance, Moving on from Content
When I dove into the debate on Content Services and ECM, my conclusion was fairly straightforward. Look at your information flow. Follow it and find new ways to make it flow faster. If you can do that and know where your information is at anytime, you are done. There is a lot of detail buried… Continue reading
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Look Before You Leap at the “Easy” Solution
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] A common refrain that I hear is the statement, “I need a new content management system.” I often nod in understanding because most organizations have challenges with their current systems. Understanding that you have a problem is a great first step in determining a solution. It is during the second… Continue reading
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Making Information Management Work in Our Digital World
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] One of our core solutions at TeraThink is Information Management. It is a term that we, and the industry, use to encompass a large collection of skills and expertise centered around content and information. Information Management is also a critical part of everything organizations do every day. How do… Continue reading
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All About Design at the 2016 Information Governance Conference
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] This year’s Information Governance Conference (InfoGovCon) in Providence, RI last week was a great experience and I was excited to represent TeraThink at it. During what is quickly becoming the premier event in the industry, a milestone was marked in the evolution of the information governance industry. Loaded with… Continue reading
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Bringing Digital Transformation to the Information Governance
[Originally published on the TeraThink blog] Next week I’ll be representing TeraThink at the 3rd annual Information Governance Conference (InfoGovCon) in Providence, Rhode Island on October 12 and 13. I have attended the previous conferences, and as with the annual AIIM conference, simply sharing ideas and stories with the other attendees is worth the trip.… Continue reading