Dan Lucarini

A software product manager at heart, Dan is also an entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience working for ECM and Capture leaders such as OpenText, Kofax, and IBML. He has worked on VC and private equity funded startup teams, assisted on several M&A transactions, and his roles included CMO and VP Product Management. After serving two terms on the AIIM Board of Directors, Dan was elected to the Company of Fellows in 2018.
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What’s Driving the Process Automation Movement?
BY Dan Lucarini
Jan. 10 2023
The cost of compliance has skyrocketed in recent years. According to Forbes, banking regulatory costs will rise from 4% to 10% of banking revenue by 2021
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    Status-as-a-Service
    By Scott Draeger
    Think about the last time you submitted an insurance claim, applied for a loan or updated a healthcare plan. How much were you kept in the loop?
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    Before You Move to SaaS
    By Bryan Matlock
    Most conversations about moving customer communications to SaaS start with the platform. The more useful conversation starts with the communications. A migration is one of the few moments when an orga
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    Why CCM Projects Go Sideways
    By Jennifer Raml
    If you’re staring at a Gantt chart that’s slipped three quarters, a budget that’s doubled, or a migration that looked simple in the demo and turned into a two-year saga, take a breath. You are far from alone
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    From Obligation to Opportunity — Compliance to Connection
    By Andy Kellner
    Making Every Customer Message MatterIn financial services, communication is often treated as a necessary obligation. A policy document must be delivered, an account statement must be sent, a claim let
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    The Future Isn’t Paper or Digital, It’s Both
    By Sy Green
    Enterprise communications have long been framed as a debate between physical and digital delivery. Organizations pursuing cost savings often viewed digital transformation as a pathway to reducing or e