I don’t agree, but I have to give these guys some credit. Paper Because.
I don’t agree, but I have to give these guys some credit. Paper Because.
This summer, we are running a special guest contributor column, “5 myths about…” Those interested in contributing can email me at johnmanciniaiim.org. Watch for this little “5 myths” graphic to denote items in the series. As is the case with our 8 things series, the opinions expressed in these columns are those of the guest contributor. BTW, I also still accept contributions for my “8 things” series. The full list can be found HERE; the free e-books stemming from the series can be found HERE. —– Awareness about electronic document management has increased over the last few years, but people are still not clear on many aspects of it. They often confuse it with file management, enterprise content management (of which document management is a subset), records management etc. Here, we seek to bust five myths about document management, with a special focus on small businesses. Myth # 1: I have Windows file management and so do not need a separate document management system. Reality: Windows Explorer sure helps you manage files, but it is a basic tool, largely restricted to storing files in a hierarchy of folders. On the other hand, a good document management system will allow you…
Microsoft has made some fairly substantial improvements to SharePoint 2010 holds and electronic discovery functionality over the features that were first available in MOSS 07. Perhaps the biggest change is making SharePoint 2010 holds available beyond the confines of the Records Center. Unlike the feature in MOSS 07, holds in SharePoint 2010 can be managed [...]![]()
Microsoft has made some fairly substantial improvements to SharePoint 2010 holds and electronic discovery functionality over the features that were first available in MOSS 07. Perhaps the biggest change is making SharePoint 2010 holds available beyond the confines of the Records Center. Unlike the feature in MOSS 07, holds in SharePoint 2010 can be managed [...]![]()