| #3 TOP READ — We know that information is outstripping our ability to consume it—a problem that costs the world nearly one trillion dollars a year. In this new world of work, information... View More
This is an interesting comment: help wanted. To many of us, this would be interpreted as a company seeking employees, but for the sake of this article, I suggest it means the company is seeking expertise... View More
M-Files Corporation, a provider of solutions that dramatically improve how enterprises manage documents and other information, today announced that The Strickland Group, a member of the M-Files Partner... View More
Other than not really understanding what information management is, the single biggest obstacle to information management at most organizations is the lack of a viable business case: If you can’t... View More
An information management policy clearly lays out what kind of data should be kept, what kind should be deleted and establishes a sound, objective method to apply to company-wide data. So, how do you get... View More
Managing information in the form of corporate data, documents and records is arguably one of the most crucial activities for any organization and its employees. Organizations depend on information to make... View More
Cima Software, a major provider of a process oriented Information Management software product called DocuClass now offers its powerful and comprehensive solution as a hosted solution to its customers.... View More
Respondents of ARMA International's April 2009 Records Management survey (ARMA International members and information professionals) were asked to analyze their organizations' total information management... View More
For more than a decade, personalization has been the dominant narrative in customer experience. Organizations invested heavily in understanding their customers. They built data lakes. They deployed an
In 2026, many organizations are still trying to meet modern expectations with yesterday's siloed content operating model. Until that changes, the gap between what customers expect and what organizations can deliver will continue to widen
Test data strategy belongs in boardroom discussions, not buried in technical specifications. But here's what actually happens: executives assume IT has it handled, middle managers inherit whatever st
Despite their pivotal role in customer journeys, forms are still viewed by many organizations as operational overhead. In a digital-first era, that outdated view is a hidden drain on revenue and a gro
