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Tag: lane severson
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A Vision for the Future of Content Management: Chris McLaughlin of Nuxeo
Nuxeo CMO Chris McLaughlin talks content services, the second wave of AI and more in this interview.
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Content Services Puts Content in the Hands of the User: Michael Gilfix of IBM
Michael Gilfix of IBM discusses digital transformation, content services and the pressure businesses face today.
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Content Management's Inflection Point: An Interview with Alfresco's Ankur Laroia
Interview with Ankur Laroia about his perspective as the head of Solution Strategy for Alfresco, an Open Source ECM platform.
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Digital Transformation Shakes Up ECM Priorities
Digital transformation — the reimagining of business processes from the ground up using a digital first approach — is changing the strategy for enterprise content management (ECM). Organizations originally adopted content management technologies to reduce their dependency on paper.
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Digital Experience (Really) Drives the Bottom Line
A lot of organizations pay lip service to soft values like customer experience, risk and collaboration. But very few projects get the green light entirely on these types of justifications. There are a couple of reasons why.
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Information Management Can Reinvent Itself — But Will It
A shift is happening in the information management (IM) industry. Ownership of IM disciplines — records management, content management, information governance, etc. — is consolidating under information security at many of our clients.
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The Digital Revolution and the Future of Work
Vice President Joe Biden wrote an article for the Boston Globe on Wednesday highlighting his statements at the World Economic Forum in Davos. He emphasized five guideposts for protecting the middle class during the digital revolution: 1. Education 2. Protecting worker’s rights 3. Modernizing Infrastructure 4.
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We've Seen the Face of the Modern Data Breach, And It's Us
Let’s start with a tired metaphor: "Storing crown jewels outside of castle walls." So, if Information Security is like medieval Europe, then companies are the feudal lords who spend their money building really strong walls to keep enemies at bay.
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Want to Change Lives? Go Into Information Science
I’m going to start by making a bold claim to my peers — the millennials — in the workforce: If you want to change lives, don’t open a cupcake store or a cross-fit gym. Go into information management. Let me explain why.
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Financial Services Rides the Disruption Wave
Disruption is hitting every vertical and financial services is no exception. The World Economic Forum recently released a report titled "The Future of Financial Services: How disruptive innovations are reshaping the way financial services are structured, provisioned and consumed " (pdf) in which it states, "Disruption will not be
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How to Really Manage Information
I would like to introduce a new managerial discipline I call "Information Management." The thing we used to call Information Management has never been about information or management and it certainly hasn't been about managing information.
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When It's Time to Purge Your Content
Organizations know they need to reduce storage consumption by purging data. And a new generation of analytics and classification technologies have been riding this wave of concern about unchecked storage growth.
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Will Office 365 Destroy Consulting?
If you had asked me back in 2010 if my banking or insurance clients would ever move their content to the cloud, I would have laughed. But over the past couple of years these same organizations have shifted their perspective.
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No Country for Old Sales Reps
Software sales is not the most venerable vocation in the ECM industry. It might be the least. Really good reps are few and far between.
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