I thought I would break up a presentation into 6 “episodes.” One of the few shows we watch all the time is the Big Bang Theory, so I thought I would structure my comments under this label. Here are the “episodes” in my little series… Introduction The Facebook Dilemma The Mobile Exigency The SharePoint Paradox The Shutterfly Effect The Black Swan

First in a series of vignettes from a recent presentation I gave on the future of Information Management.

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