Structured vs Unstructured Records– Really? by John Phillips (Management Consultant for Information Technologies Decisions) — ERM One of the things that always amazes me is how the proverb “the more things change, the more they stay the same” still applies today in the world where technology and recordkeeping concepts merg…read more Content, Records & Forms: Lands of the Lost by Steve Weissman (Execuive Director for Holly Group) — ERM Capture ECM One of the (few?) perqs of being a consultant in this space is the opportunity to spend time in a number of professional disciplines. For me, the usual suspects are content management, records, … read more Part Three: An Evening in A-Day-in-the Life of a Social CEO by JB Holston (CEO for Newsgator) — Social Business As reported in Part One and Part Two of this blog post, I ‘work socially’ as CEO of NewsGator. Here is a look at the evening of just one productive workday using social computing tools. Like… read more Don’t Forget the Fun Stuff by Daniel Antion (Vice President Information Services for American Nuclear Insurers) — SharePoint It’s 6:30 am, and my first task of the day is complete; I have just entered my…

I’m in the planning stages for a new “8 things” project. Super secret details to be announced soon. Want to get in on the ground floor as a content contributor? Send me a quick e-mail at johnmanciniaiim.org and I’ll put you on the contact list when I get things rolling. BTW, here’s the link for the 8 things posts and here’s the link for the some of the resulting 8 things e-books.

If you must print by Chris “Imaging Savant” Riley, Sr. ECM & Document Capture Architect for ShareSquared Inc. (Capture) I print approximately 6 pages a year now, I don’t own a fax machine, and I scan like crazy. This is not the norm, but hopefully the trend. What I’ve noticed recently in projects is that I now … read more PG&E Update by Bud Porter-Roth Consultant for Porter-Roth Associates (ERM Capture) Since my last post, the California Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has made several interesting rulings on PG&E’s inability to provide documentation and records on their in-ground gas transmis… read more Replicating User Profile Data in SharePoint 2010 by Michael Doyle, SharePoint Architect for Waggener Edstrom Worldwide (SharePoint) There are two ways to get user profile data on your farm from an existing farm in SharePoint 2010. The first is to consume the User Profile Service of the host farm, but this causes issues if yo… read more A Bad Case of SharePoint by Daniel Antion Vice President Information Services for American Nuclear Insurers (SharePoint) If you have ever had food poisoning, you know that the moment you realize it, your thoughts are highly focused on dealing with the symptoms….

SharePoint 2010 for Records Management – Add-On Requirements and Capabilities that take it to the Enterprise Mike Alsup Senior Vice President for Gimmal Group ERM SharePoint This post describes a set of additional requirements that extend the records management capabilities of SharePoint 2010 to be an enterprise solution that doesn’t require a separate content manag…read more The Social Organization: Part II Rich Blank, Management Consultant for Independent Social Business SharePoint In my last post, I raised the question that’s on all our minds: why are our professional lives socially challenged? Having a Facebook business page or Twitter account does not mean you are a … read more Glad I am not a customer – sometimes Hanns Kohler-Kruner, Principal Consultant for HKK Consulting Social Business Well, for the last 6 months I have been cloistered away, well actually it has been a lot longer, trying to get the AIIM Social Business Buyers Guide together. After initial decisions about wh… read more Putting a Claim on OCR in the Insurance Industry Joe Budelli Senior Vice President of Sales for ABBYY USA Capture I’d like to invite my colleague, Scott Thompson, senior product marketing manager, to the AIIM Community Blog to discuss OCR…