My recent two-part series on the Fundamentals of a Successful Records and Information Management Strategy (which you can find here: Part 1 | Part 2 ) seems to have struck a nerve
Is a cloud-based collaboration system in your strategy but those pesky accounting people want an ROI study? A content information management (CIM) system may be more difficult to calculate the ROI due to a number of factors: Many CIM systems being purchased are departmental systems that are considered supplemental to an existing system
As a consultant, I have found it interesting how amazingly unaware many companies are about the need for a information management strategy. Considering most companies need for reliable and relevant information to create opportunities for increased efficiencies and competitive advantage. A companies information management strategy establishes objectives for the use of information across the organization. It is driven by organizational objectives and is used to develop information management priorities and requirements. Alternatively, there are those whom are aware of the need for a information management strategy, but find grasping the scope daunting
How do you plan a successful information management solution implementation?...In AIIM's Electronic Records Management and Enterprise Content Management master courses , we spend four whole days discussing these concepts
Sometimes these records management initiatives address all information that is created in such an organization, but often it only covers a portion...The better you apply information management principles, the easier this is. 3
Conservation and management of unstructured content is primarily an enterprise project, but individually we also have to "deal" with the continuous daily flow of information or "disconnect" sometimes!
8 Reasons You Need a Strategy for Managing Information...Before it's too late This is a copy of the keynote I gave last month at Docflow 2010 in Moscow
There have been many statements about the Information Governance, the first declarations of intent but also the first communication of strategies. At the same time, EMC bought Kazeon (RM), Iron Mountain has absorbed Misoma Systems (email archiving and eDiscovery) and Autonomy took over the CA Enterprise Information Management technology, etc.. It was also the time for the first communication and the emergence of Enterprise Information Management in the speech of many analysts and a lot of notes and posts about information management, structured and unstructured data, have been published here and elsewhere
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