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Sometime soon, if not already, there's a very good chance that you're going to be thinking about putting SharePoint 2013 into your organization. In what is the fifth major iteration of Microsoft's ubiquitous collaboration platform, there are a ton of juicy features in SharePoint 2013 that you and your business
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When you are looking for advice on purchasing digital asset management systems, there is a lot of information about essential features and more technical elements, but information on how to manage the purchasing process is often harder to find.
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Slam bam thank you ma’am. Sounds kind of vulgar doesn’t it? It’s certainly no way to treat someone that we’d want to have a meaningful, fruitful relationship with.
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Moving part or all of your business to the cloud is a challenge (to put it mildly). But there are some steps you can take to ease this transition. It’s easy to get stuck running a business using the best practices of ten years ago.
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There is a lot of talk from technology vendors about creating employee engagement. The message seems to be, “buy technology and you can create employee engagement.” It’s a nice thought but not one that is likely to pay off.
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For those of you just tuning in, CXM is the acronym that the content management industry is using to describe “Customer eXperience Management.” I don’t know who coined the phrase, but I guess they went with the X instead of E because the acronym CEM was already taken.
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It’s Oscar season again and while Argo and Life of Pi walked away with the awards this year, I've been thinking about a past classic. In this article of my ACM series, I look through the lens of three iconic scenes from The Wizard of Oz to see how
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One of the most unique and new organizational learning strategies is gamification. The theory arises from the increasing embrace of gamer culture as a whole with younger generations rising to take the reins left them by their predecessors.
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A disconnect exists between digital marketing and IT that's fueled in part by software promising IT-free solutions. But the truth isn't that simple. I just finished reading fellow CMSWire columnist’s Matt Mullen’s article “Dispelling the Chief Marketing Officer Myth," and I’d really recommend it to you if you’re
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For those trying to obtain managerial buy in for security control, the stages in the process can often parallel the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. The need for a firewall was at one time a common and hotly contested debate.
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Following up on our review of the Social Features that are currently available within SharePoint 2013, let's highlight some of the features available within Yammer. This high level overview will get you thinking about the powerful things that your organization can do with the tools available within Yammer.
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Throw all your documents in a SharePoint library and what do you have? A mess. While some like to think of SharePoint as a glorified file share, it doesn’t have to be. SharePoint offers the tools to organize and manage your documents through Managed Data.
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The focus on employee engagement has grown geometrically over the past five years, but many organizations still don't know how to approach this challenge. We have witnessed this rise in the work of the Engage For Success movement to increase engagement across the entire UK and in the plethora of
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Today, the number one challenge of the web professional is as a change manager. Most organizations are simply not ready for the modern world the Web is driving. But what exactly is the modern world? Is it all about technology? Is it all about content? Absolutely not.
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