And while this is more of an "ECM-ish" topic than strictly speaking an E20 topic, there are clearly overlaps, so I thought I would share some of the thoughts here.
Here's another take on the same subject. It's a
short video -- only about 8 minutes. I'd be interested in your take -- Where do you Agree? Disagree?
And for those who maybe have strange and bizarre corporate firewall limitations on YouTube (I would hope that as a recipient of an RSS feed for an E20 blog this is NOT the case, but I know from our recent survey work that a lot of these kinds of Luddite restrictions are still in place), following the video is a quick text summary of the points in the presentation…
Looking into the ECM crystal ball…
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Where were we 5 years ago?
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Where we are now?
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Where are going in the next 5 years?
Where were we 5 years ago?
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Cost and efficiency primary business drivers.
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Not mentioned in AIIM 2005 Industry Study – SharePoint
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Everybody believed it really was possible to “do” ECM
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BB & H, Captaris, Captiva, Datacap, Day, eCopy, Hummingbird, Interwoven, Plasmon, Stellent, Tower, and Vignette were still independent vendors
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Beginning of shift from archiving to process
Where we are now?
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Back to basics
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“ECM” as a term stressed
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Quarter by quarter project focus
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Email still out of control
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World of “ECM” getting both bigger and more niched…
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Basic DM and collaboration moving downstream
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“ECM” expanding into information management
Where are we going in the next 5 years?
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Cloud, cloud, cloud
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Mobile
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Open platforms
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Intelligent information
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Big data and collapse of data/document walls
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Increasing challenges with social/ad hoc content
#ECM #content #Management #E20