Over the past decade, document management hasn’t changed all that much.

Of course, there are clearly more tools and technology available now than ever before. Unfortunately, this means very little because our very way of thinking about data and documents is outdated and ineffective.

We need to stop thinking of documents as information and instead start thinking about the data they contain as what's useful.

Do you know what information your organization is sitting on?

What the heck is Enterprise Search anyway? And why should you care?

Information is growing at light speed and the technologies that are required to manage it need to be able to work at the same pace. Not only will they need to be able to identify and manage the already massive amount of existing data, including decades old legacy storage, they will need to be able to manage the influx of new data as it is created.

The solution is Artificial Intelligence, and here's why.

Over the past decade, computer power has increased exponentially. With the meteoric rise of powerful tools like Artificial Intelligence, the gaps between human and computer have narrowed quite significantly.

Most of the true costs of data management, depending on an organization's data footprint, remain hidden or buried in other IT budgets without making the connection to data management.

Most organizations tend to take an application centric approach to their ECM (Enterprise Content Management) strategy and investment. Having been involved in many ECM and data migration projects, our industry experts suggest that by making an ECM project information centric you can reduce the complexity and the cost.  View the Experts Bios

Buy-in for any type of program or solution in an enterprise organization is challenging and needs to start at the executive level. All kinds of business solutions are constantly being pitched to these high level decision makers in order to gain their attention. Information governance is one of those solutions.

Digital Transformation as a business term has been overused and abused to the point where we should stop saying it.

It has joined the ranks of some of the other annoying and overused terms like giving 110%, putting lipstick on a pig, and synergy...just to name a few. Pick your favorite.

Industry specific associations are one of the best forms of targeted networking that there is. 

Surrounding yourself with people that share the same challenges, speak the same industry vernacular, and have the same directives, creates a sense of community.