Recently we had a chance to talk with John Mancini, President and CEO of AIIM, and hear his candid thoughts on some of the business world's most pressing issues today
The idea that I presented was that digital natives will be the catalyst for the reduction of paper use in business. I see digital natives accelerating the adoption of paperless processes from both sides of a business transaction; consumer/customer and business entity
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France’s new Digital Republic Act [1] significantly strengthens protections that control how French businesses use and retain personally identifying data...Businesses must now notify customers how long their personal data will be held
The Harvard Business Review recently caught my eye
They then analyze the efficiency impacts based on that assumption in their business cases, operational planning, etc
When I first looked at this, my reaction was one of why do this if I have tablets that can take signatures, but I then realized not all businesses are willing to invest at that level and as I spoke with Peter Nicholson of Anoto, I realized that this device combined with paper forms like those found in healthcare, makes sense
AIIM President John Mancini publizierte seine Vorhersagen für Content und Information Management 2015 in einem knackigen E-Book: http://hubs.ly/y0tslf0 . Themen sind beispielsweise Collaboration, Cloud, Case Management und File Sync and Share. Seine Thesen werden auch im EIM Update 2015 Seminar...
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Much has been written about the Millennials / digital natives / MySpace / Facebook / latest social phenomenon generation entering the world of work and disrupting the traditional IT department. This is a generation that is accustomed to getting information in real-time: the Millennials have...
We are often tentative to embrace the first in the business place and more then hesitant to accept the second. Recently, while talking to a friend of mine in the publishing industry, he was talking about the need for his business to adopt more mobile technology so that at conferences other vendors and consumers would see them as someone not afraid of technology, but at the cutting edge. The paperless office is where we are headed and this leveraging of mobile technology is a prime example of how we need to think of evolving our business process to not be stuck in the past