Driving Organizational Behaviours by , for

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When establishing an ECM environment, one of the key considerations is organizational behaviours. How the organization will function. This should be based on a core set of ECM principles and the... read more

Seen but not Heard by , for

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We have heard this before, probably as children. In days past, grandparents might be heard to say, “Children should be seen but not heard”, especially around adults who are trying to... read more

Enterprise 2.0: I’m a Believer by , for

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Seeing as this is my first post for the AIIM Enterprise 2.0 community, I wanted to step back and get a bit confessional so that you all out there can get a feel for where I’m coming from,... read more

Functional Analysis of Enterprise 2.0 Tools - Survey by , for

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Ladies and gentlemen, I am a student at the Technical University of Munich and I would like to invite you to take part in an online survey on integrated Enterprise 2.0 platforms. This survey... read more

Does the Social Web Benefit any Organization? Absolutely - If they are Smart by , for

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Can any organization, regardless of their business vertical, benefit from the adoption of social technologies? Absolutely. Peter Evans-Greenwood recently authored a thought-provoking post en... read more

So, you’re planning to use SharePoint, why? by , for

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Perhaps you are in a situation where your organization is evaluating the use of SharePoint or you may be the one whose organization made the choice and now you are faced with making it all work.... read more

Information in Enterprise 2.0 : Volume Management and Flow Control required by , for

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  2020: 35 million Zettabyte information available (1.2 Zettabyte in 2010), that means a lot!    In 2020, days will always be 24 hours long and as anyone doesn’t... read more

Enterprise 2.0 is a journey, not a big jump by , for

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Yesterday evening, Oscar Berg wrote a great post about socializing business processes, giving four reasons why organizations should care about that. I've been working on a similar post for a... read more

When Something Goes Wrong by , for

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I think Australian Author Clive James said it best when he said, “It is only when they go wrong that machines remind you how powerful they are. “ Think about this for a second. OK ti... read more

What’s upfront is what counts by , for

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Ok, you’re probably thinking, what’s he talking about, the front of what? Well I’ll tell you it is what we do upfront – in advance – as part of the ECM, ERM, ShareP... read more