The Fundamentals of a Successful Records and Information Management Strategy (Part 1) by , for

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My two part series on the impact Microsoft SharePoint may have on the information managment marketplace was well recieved so I thought I might try another two-part article. I've been th... read more

ECM and Records Management System Design Issues Impacting End-User Change by , for

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It is well known that the primary reason ECM and records management implementations fail is because of change management issues. This seems to happen even if a significant change management effo... read more

Living in a land unknown by , for

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Everywhere you go and everywhere you look, there is information coming at you. Reaching the Zeta byte range, this information hits you from all sides and in every form attacking your sight and h... read more

"Managing" cloud-based records by , for

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Last week I got the opportunity to attend and present at the annual Managing Electronic Records (http://www.merconference.com) conference. My presentation was on "Social Media and Records Managemen... read more

Enterprise Content Management at a Crossroads - The Case for Traditional ECM Tools in a Microsoft World (Part 1 of 2) by , for

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After death and taxes, there are two other things in this world that seem to be a certainty; 1) If you want to start a debate in the enterprise content management (ECM) community mention Sha... read more

Messy Desks, Ediscovery, Retention, and Records Management by , for

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Randomly skimming Amazon yesterday, looking for yet another book to buy that I don't really need, I stumbled across this book cover. It made me chuckle because it reminds me of my own desk (... read more

Messy Desks, Ediscovery, Retention, and Records Management by , for

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Randomly skimming Amazon yesterday, looking for yet another book to buy that I don't really need, I stumbled across this book cover. It made me chuckle because it reminds me of my own desk (... read more

What will you take to your grave? by , for

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“The only thing a man takes to his grave is his Knowledge. Acquire when alive, distribute before death.” ~ Late K. A. Abu Backer, my grandfather and a high school Math teacher. I... read more

The Importance of Controlled Vocabularies by , for

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I regularly get agreement from other records management professionals when I say that starting a new management position in records management is quite different from starting a similar role in... read more

Are you a Thought Leader? by , for

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The term itself implies one must have thought before one can become a “Thought Leader” and since we all have thoughts, we must now explore the term in whole. In researching the term,... read more