AIIM Social Business Virtual Event Speaker: Jesse Wilkins, AIIM by , for

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  Jesse Wilkins is the Director, Systems of Engagement for AIIM International. Here are his thoughts on the Social Business Virtual Conference.    1. What are you goin... read more

How to kill innovation in SharePoint, in five easy steps by , for

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Alright, I admit it: I borrowed my post title from a great article by Jason Hiner, Editor in Chief of TechRepublic, in which he provides guidance on the habits to avoid if innovation is in any w... read more

Join us September 8th to discuss social strategies, use cases and governance frameworks by , for

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Social Business Conference, September 8, 2011View more presentations from Atle Skjekkeland. read more

You can capture but can you organize by , for

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When I was just a document imaging jockey I thought everything started with a scan and ended with high quality electronic files or data streams exported.  I soon realized that getting peopl... read more

Social Business Governance by , for

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A part of the Social Business Roadmap Wiki Discussion SeriesThe Governance step describes the process for developing an effective governance framework for social business processes. Some of the ste... read more

We don't need no stinking governance.. by , for

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I am still amazed that so many folks feel there is no need for an “official” governance practice when we have so much technology to handle all of our needs. I know this sounds like I... read more

Too Much Information? by , for

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Is the social nature of SharePoint 2010’s MySites putting your information at risk? Would you know if it was? These are questions I thought I knew the answer to, but now I am not so sure.... read more

It’s all in there: tricky meta-data by , for

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Technology governance is a funny thing.  Its goal is rigidity, with just the right dash of flexibility.  Its goal is also to provide just enough information at the right time.  St... read more

It's Really About Communication by , for

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  Whether tangible or not, all communication has an intended outcome. The purpose of information is to inform and communicate. We want to communicate our achievements (financial res... read more

Overlapping Social Networks in your Enterprise? Strategies to Understand and Govern by , for

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After months of effort, you have finally convinced your organization of the value of social networking at the enterprise level. Executives and management are bought in, a deployment is almost in... read more