For years, large information technology (IT) shops in Fortune 500 companies were distinctly averse to the idea of relinquishing custody of their data. With the abundance of cloud offerings and the profound... View More
Something to consider when discussing analytics for process automation and business insight is that information can be, and is being, captured from multiple sources, including social media, blogs, websites,... View More
During his 2016 presidential campaign, President-elect Donald Trump largely focused on issues other than technology and information governance policies. Where in contrast, Barack Obama’s policies... View More
In this age of hyperconnectivity, it’s not about if we have data but about how we use this data to drive business outcomes and intelligent decision-making. There’s a lot of discussion on the... View More
What major changes happening now will transform the document management landscape over the coming years? Over time, products improve through innovation, but it can be tough to understand which innovation... View More
I’m a great fan of tea. It’s funny, because I can pay one cent for a basic black tea bag, 20 cents for a bag in a fancy package, or four dollars for a cup of tea from the local coffee store.... View More
US companies spend millions of dollars each year developing the best strategies and tactics to reach their target audience and increase sales. In fact, a survey on chief marketing officers (CMOs) found... View More
We classify documents as we classify our memories. For documents, we use categories like "Type of Document" (e.g., invoice, bank statement, contract, video presentation, etc.), "Date of Document," "Number... View More
Big or small, these changes are incredibly costly and time consuming to implement, hampering agility and efficiency of marketing and customer management teams
To think about AI in terms of previous multiplicative measurements of data growth and tech capability like Moore’s Law is delimiting. Incremental improvements don’t produce breakthroughs
Enterprise content management (ECM) is a strategic approach to managing an organization's information, supporting processes for creating, capturing, delivering and archiving content
As we stand at the forefront of a rapidly changing digital landscape, customer communications management (CCM) is facing a critical inflection point. The way businesses communicate with their customer
