I know what I mean . . . Don't you? by , for

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Recently, I asked a question on a KM forum asking for examples of best practices for collecting and processing requirements for a KM tool implementation. I thought I phrased my request in a clea... read more

Resistance to Change by , for

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In the previous blog that I posted (“Progress at Different Paces”), it was observed that user acceptance and adoption of records management and ECM systems appear to be a widespread... read more

Measurement Matters - And the Important Measures May Not be What You Think by , for

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For this week's blog post I was going to provide my perspective on the recently completed AIIM show but there are already so many excellent summaries out there I'm not sure what more I c... read more

Enterprise 2.0 In A Small Company by , for

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The company I work for is small, in the 1-25 employee category. We hardly qualify as an "Enterprise" but that hasn't meant that we haven't marched forward with our Enterprise 2... read more

Dropping the Pilot? by , for

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In his latest post which can be found here, Andrew McAfee, the man who coined the term Enterprise 2.0, suggest to stop having small-scale pilots in Enterprise 2.0 implementation projects. He... read more

Accelerated Adoption of ECM Across an Organization – Why is this Important, and How do I do it? by , for

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One of the great challenges of the Enterprise Content Management industry is that it is seldom truly deployed enterprise-wide. It is most often deployed for a specific business application or de... read more