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The explosion of information in today's organizations is rapidly decreasing employees' ability to find specific content. Build a framework to deal with the mounting...
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Not all information assets are created equal; you need a structured approach to handling your organization’s information assets from creation to destruction that...
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The newest evolution of SharePoint is the content file cabinet to the business’ everyday Office productivity tools, with a huge menu of possibilities. As a business...
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Treat email like a painkiller. It is incredibly valuable for some things but its abuse is deadly. Enterprises need to intervene and save their workers and bottom line.
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Focus on creating a streamlined set of tools that users need and want. Shape demand for these supported tools by engaging with end users long after the initial deployment.
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Often, the IT manager, director, or even the CIO cannot determine or comprehensively identify how the applications, services, and capabilities within his/her Office suite...
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Take the first steps towards Information Organization. Balance business, IT, and user requirements to build an effective strategy. Create a rough-cut taxonomy to kick-off...
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The volume of content in organizations continues to grow exponentially. As a result, the need for an ECM strategy is increasingly apparent in organizations everywhere –...
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ECM success does not come out of the box with an ECM solution. Concerted efforts are required on an ongoing basis to establish, enforce, and improve standards and best...
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Instead of viewing enterprise content management as a system which stores content that is accessible to everyone, think of it as the organization’s ability to recall that...
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