Jim Minihan

Jim Minihan, a pioneer of workflow and process management, is an acknowledged expert on the automation of service sector enterprises and their processes. He consults to private- and public-sector end-users, focusing on ECM/ERM, digital preservation, digital signature and associated infrastructure design including cloud-based alternatives. He also specializes in IT system procurement, contracting and implementation. Working across many industries, he was a contributing author to the Financial Roundtables: Information Life Cycle Governance document, which provides guidance on records and information management to the financial industry's major firms.
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Why Moving to the Cloud Isn't So Easy After All
BY Jim Minihan
March 26 2014
Since the earliest articles on “moving to the cloud,” there has been a tint of color to these articles that suggest inevitablility and ease of getting there. While time will reveal the truth...
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    So, You Want My Business? Listen to My Story.
    By Bob Larrivee
    I have had the pleasure of working in the information management and process automation fields for near 40 years. During this time, I held many different positions, two of which really opened my eyes
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    A Deep Dive into Intelligent Document Processing
    By Dr. Ryan Ries
    Generative AI (Gen AI) has captured the imagination of industries worldwide, but the true potential lies in its practical applications
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    An In-Depth Look:
    By Gilad David Maayan
    Digital Asset Management (DAM) is a system designed for organizing, storing and retrieving media files and managing digital rights and permissions. DAM systems have become a core component of creative
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    Enterprise Content Management Software: Build or Buy?
    By Brian DeWyer
    Is Generative AI tipping the scales in favor of building Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software, or will it ever get to that point?
    The Big Data Revolution
    By Martin Verges
    Information technology has undergone a major transformation in recent years, sparked by the rise of “big data.”