These free, one-day educational seminars will provide insight and answers:

• Getting the most out of SharePoint 2013 - best practices for social collaboration and content management
• Office 365 vs. on-premise – a framework for making the right decisions about the future of your SharePoint platform
• SharePoint 2013 – planning your upgrade and necessary extensions
• Automating business processes with SharePoint 2013 – strategies for new ways of work
• Managing Records with SharePoint 2013 – best practices for electronic records management
• Using SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 to win the paper wars – distributed capture
• SharePoint improvements – strategies for deciding when to build vs. buy extensions
• Making your enterprise information available from anywhere at any time – how to leverage cloud technologies to mobilize information?
• Automating business processes – how do you start in automating core back-end business systems (e.g., finance, HR, contracts)?
• Connecting people and content - how can we use social technologies to actually drive process change rather than just provide a “Facebook for the enterprise?”
• Integrating the past with the future - how can we connect SaaS systems like Salesforce to our “behind the firewall” information systems?
• istributed capture - how can we use mobile devices, MFPs, and small scanners to push capture closer and closer to the point of content origination?

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• Managers in charge of content projects and those that need to know how to get a project initiated and completed successfully.
• Directors responsible for setting corporate strategy who need to determine how to leverage corporate assets contained within documents.
• Practitioners in areas such as content creation (writers and editors), content administration (database and information managers), and content publishers (web masters, designers, publishers).
• Programmers, IT staff, and other technical professionals who need to understand how their skills fit into the broader framework of content management.
• Information architects who want to better understand the nature of a large, organization-wide content management initiative.
• Process owners who want insight into information lifecycle management and how their contribution fits into a larger framework.
• Industries: banking/financial, education, insurance, utilities, manufacturing, healthcare/pharmaceutical, media/marketing, non-profit/association, printing/publishing, transportation, service bureau/service company, and government (federal, state, provincial, and local).

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No - the seminars are FREE to qualified end-users. You don't even need to be a member of AIIM to attend. Vendors and suppliers are welcome to attend as sponsors. Contact AIIM Sales for more information and see who else is sponsoring the event.

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This is the perfect time to bring your project team together. Get all of your questions answered and learn about content and information technologies and solutions as a team. (Drop a hint to your boss about attending also.)

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Absolutely. If your organization needs to change the way they handle paper or your marketing team wants to reach customers where they are and how they consume content and your company has offices around the globe and you need to collaborate better, you're going to get the some 'basic training' to help you.

We welcome beginners. You'll find that the information presented at the the Seminar is geared to novices as well as veterans. We've designed the sessions with both beginner and expert levels in mind. And you won't be alone; 38% of our attendees are at the very beginning stages of exploring a content management solution and have lots in common with you.

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Our vendor sponsors help to subsidize the AIIM Seminars so that we can bring you a quality educational experience at no charge. In exchange for their sponsorship, AIIM provides them with an opportunity to demonstrate their products to you. They understand that we will arm you with tough questions as educated consumers.

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Don't by shy. Walk right up and ask some questions. We suggest that these three should be included:

• How can your products help me get my information under control?
• What would you say is your biggest strength as a provider?
• Who are some of your clients and what have you done for them?

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Please read the AIIM Privacy Policy.
AIIM provides the opportunity to opt-out of receiving information from outside parties when you create your User ID and Password, and when you register for the AIIM Seminar. You can also change your options at any time by going to www.aiim.org/myaiim.

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Please send an email to events@aiim.org with your full name, company, and the Boot Camp location you registered for, and let us know that you need to cancel your registration. You may also call AIIM at 301.587.8202 or 800.477.2446.

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