Longevity: An Ancient Lesson by , for

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I just returned from a vacation trip in the Mediterranean region. This is something that my wife and I had talked about for many years, the idea that we would explore the ancient ruins in Rome,... read more

Twitter and Ediscovery on a Collision Course? by , for

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What happens when thousands of people break privacy laws and a court injunction while tweeting? We may be about to find out. In England, a show called Footballers Wives is about all th... read more

Tweet. Post. Get Fired. by , for

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It is amazing how many folks are facing the possibility that they could be fired for something they Tweeted or posted in Facebook, LinkedIn or other social media outlets. A quick search shows th... read more

Content Organization before Technology Application by , for

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One thing I have heard over and over in this industry is that the technology is in place but the situation is still no better than it was. Findability of information is still a major challenge a... read more

You’ve got problems. You’re not alone. by , for

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Many times in my classes and at various lectures, I am told by students and attendees that they are relieved to learn they are not the only ones struggling with various organizational issues. No... read more

Capture: Choosing the right tool for the job by , for

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Last week I attended the AIIM/info360 conference in Washington, DC and as always, found it to be interesting and challenging, especially when it comes to hardware. Not that I have a hard time un... read more

A new Role for Geo-location evidence in eDiscovery by , for

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The surge and ubiquity of geo-based technology, such as GPS apps in smart phones, is giving rise to a new world of location based electronic discovery (LBED). The geo-spatial data stored within... read more

The Theory of Relative Simplicity by , for

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I once read Albert Einstein had a closet full of the same suits, shirts, ties and shoes.  He felt having to choose what to wear each day cluttered the mind with meaningless thoughts and dec... read more

BPM: The Tsunami Effect by , for

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First, to all of my friends in Japan, I hope you and your families are well and I wish you all the best in these trying times. As I watch the news stories about the earthquake and resulting... read more

Choices, Choices Everywhere for Imaging by , for

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When was the last time you attended an AIIM International or ARMA International Conference and could actually make all of the events that you needed to attend or get together with all of the peo... read more