Agile. A magical panacea for running a project or a program. You’ll notice I didn’t say “managing” because that runs contrary to people’s beliefs about how agile works. When it works well, you are responsive to your clients and better serve everyone.
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It feels like every week, a news item emerges that could serve as a case study in ethics. A company's poor decision when exposed to the light of day (provided by the press) seems shockingly bad.
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A client recently asked me why their digital transformation efforts had been missing every delivery target. On paper, they were doing everything right: They worked directly with the people who the systems were designed to help. They understood their information.
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The association space in the information industry has been an interesting one to watch. While some enjoy the shifting nature of it for entertainment, others like myself follow it because we know the industry needs a strong association.
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The 2018 Information Governance Conference (InfoGovCon) brought together some of the best minds across the information industry to collaborate on how to be better at what we do. I’ve been attending this conference since its inception and have come to have high expectations. This year did not disappoint.
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Leadership has been coming up in a lot of discussions lately. The first session of the 930gov conference’s knowledge management track focused on the need for leaders to pass on their knowledge for future success.
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I just finished reading Joe Shepley's article about how Office 365 is primed to pick up the enterprise content management (ECM) pieces. It raises a few great points but it misses several things happening in the industry today.
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I’ve been making and eating a lot of pies lately. Fresh fruit is readily available and my pies reflect the seasons. I spent spring perfecting my strawberry rhubarb pie on some very willing guinea pigs.
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Content services are slowly seeping into people's worldview of enterprise content management (ECM). They understand that using content services to build a strong user experience is a better investment than a fully-featured single user interface. Businesses are starting to use the content engine's API service calls to build their tools.
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I recently returned from the 2018 AIIM Conference in San Antonio. While there, I visited the Alamo. An old Spanish mission constructed in the 1700s, the Alamo was the scene of several battles including a famous last stand that didn’t end well for the defenders.
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