Managing Government Records Directive: What it Means for You by , for

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Written by Rachel Theran, Director Solution Markerting, Iron Mountain    On Friday, August 24th, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) of the White House and the National... read more

The Information Diet: Where’s the Broccoli? by , for

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For many, the start of a New Year signals the start of a new diet. This year, author Clay Johnson would like you to focus on how you consume information rather than food. In his new book, &l... read more

Transparency: Two-Way Street or Two-Way Mirror? by , for

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Organizations large and small are still struggling to find the right balance between traditional (often hierarchical) ways of working and newer (often collaborative) business practices. When the... read more

Take the pain out of meetings when you automate your meeting minutes creation by , for

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Meeting minutes from public entities like city councils and public universities provide citizens with almost floor-to-ceiling windows of insight into the goings-on of tax-payer supported efforts... read more

Follow your Fellows? by , for

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With great openness, and great transparency, comes great information overload! Take twitter for example. It's an open tool. It's a transparent tool. Everyone can see anything that th... read more

Transparency problems... by , for

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One of the benefits of an internal social network is the openness and transparency i.e. anyone can see what's going on and the hierarchy of communication is completely broken down. Let me gi... read more