In case you missed it, January 18th, 2012 was the day of the Great Web Blackout. An estimated 10,000 websites went dark and more than seven million people signed a Google.com petition opposing two controversial... View More
OVERVIEW Pomfret School, Pomfret, Conn., has a culture of promoting the use of technology in its classrooms. School officials wanted to spread this culture to its traditionally paper-based administrative... View More
The Danish physicist Niels Bohr was right when he said,"Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future." Perhaps at no time in the history of records management has that been more appropriate... View More
Although electronic document and content management applications have been around for decades, companies are continuing to see opportunities to streamline processes, reduce paper and storage and increase... View More
The cloud can drastically reduce the costs of storing information and implementing applications and is, therefore, a hot topic. However, it is also a controversial one. The cloud, as a term, is used as... View More
In the past year or two, I've focused a lot of my commentary on the incredible growth of smart phones and their seemingly unlimited potential as a source of new and emerging marketing channels. The trend... View More
The transactional print market is under intense price pressure. Organizations consider print operations to be a cost center that is not part of a core business operation. As a result, organizations evaluate... View More
Surging adoption of social media isn't exactly a state secret. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other services can deliver compelling enterprise value connecting clients, partners and colleagues. Effective... View More
Every enterprise wants to succeed at "Enterprise 2.0," but industry research suggests that many initiatives remain experimental. In these early days, the technology you choose for your social and collaboration... View More
Change is scary. And not just a little — it's really, really scary. What else (besides money) explains why entrenched technologies continue on way past their time? Let's face it, "If it ain't broke... View More
In a sluggish economy, businesses of all sizes are squarely focused on two things: sales and productivity. But in the era of information overload, the burden is on the consumer to distill meaningful information... View More
In Celent's second edition of their annual payments trends review, they review the "top 10" payments-related issues that Celent analysts dealt with in 2011 and expect to see further developments in 2012.... View More
OutputLinks founded the Women of Distinction program in 2002 to recognize the many contributions, achievements and successes of stellar women in the output industry. The OutputLinks Communications Group... View More
The annual DOCUMENT Strategy Forum, held in Chicago this past November 1-3, rang in its fourth birthday with a statement — document strategy is still the number one priority in an enterprise. It... View More
Develop a taste for the different flavors of DAM: A great deal of differentiation exists among DAM products — DAM means anything and everything, depending on the vendor you\'re talking to. Customization... View More
Are you singing the email blues? "My inbox is full. Email is hard to find. I need more info but do not want more email. Attachments are killing my eDiscovery efforts." All of these are lyrics to what I... View More
Once again, the year seems to have barely gotten started, and now, it's drawing to a close. We've covered a lot of ground and looked at social networking and marketing technology from a lot of different... View More
Last month, I put forth the values of QR codes as a marketing tool and as a real-world interface to your Internet presence through your customer, or potential customer's, smart phone. After penning that,... View More
» Note: For Part 1 of Mr. Gingrande\'s article, Click HERE. Additional complications Because preservation efforts in the analog world conceive the work as a physical artifact, archivists were forced... View More
Over the past year, many organizations I have spoken with are pondering the idea of eliminating email completely form their organizational communications toolset. They are challenged with the ever-growing... View More
