The world of Content and Information Management is changing more dramatically than it has since the advent of the Web. Social, mobile, cloud, and big data are driving organization to create new Systems of Engagement with employees, customers, and partners. As the concept of “normal” business is altered and re-imagined, Information Professionals need to be ready to shepherd their organizations through these exciting challenges.
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A Brave New World for Information Management
1. #AIIM
A Brave New World for Information
Management
Laurence Hart
Chief Information Officer
AIIM
2. Overview
The Lost Decade
The New Revolution
Breaking Through
Twitter
Speaker: @piewords
Hashtags:
#MMTM12
#EMCWorld
3. About AIIM
Global community of information professionals. We
provide the education, research and certification that
information professionals need to manage and share
information assets in an era of mobile, social, cloud and
big data.
• Community • Education
• Research • Advocacy
65,000 Members Worldwide
4. Where It Started
Correspondence Tracking
Document Management
Database
Custom Interface
Innovation everywhere
Future was bright
5. ECM, The Lost Decade
Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is the strategies, methods and tools used
to capture, manage, store, preserve, and deliver content and documents related to
organizational processes. ECM tools and strategies allow the management of an
organization's unstructured information, wherever that information exists.
ECM
Define ECM - AIIM (October 2011)
ECM ECM Project Project
Project
Digital Web
Applications
Records Email
Asset Content Collaboration
Content
Management Management
Management Management
CCA
Semantic External
The Enterprise
CMS Platform
Process Services Interfaces
Forms
Content Services (SOAP,
Reports WS-*, RSS,
REST,
Library Services RPC…)
6. And Now?
66% of Information projects fail (Forrester)
Lack of…
Planning
Communication
Innovation
Experience
Excessive scope
Not the tech
7. Even When it “Works”
45% of scanned documents are created
digitally
77% of invoices that arrive as PDF attachments
get printed
31% of faxed invoices get printed and scanned
again
The Paper Free Office, AIIM Industry Watch
February 2012
http://www.aiim.org/Research/Industry-Watch/Paper-Free-Capture-2012
8. Information is More Than Content
Specialized systems rule
Data provides Context
Standards not enough
CMIS
WEMI
9. Those who don't know history are
destined to repeat it.
-Edmund Burke
10. Advent of the Web
Technology was pretty
Zero client was enticing
Maintenance
Initial deployment
Reality, 10 years away
11. Mobile
Mobile is shiny “must-have”
Key questions
How’s that website?
What is the problem?
Solutions
Print to review
Ad-hoc scanning
Convenience
16. Big Data in Content
Volume, Variety, Velocity
Data all around us
Audit trails
Process Data
Social activities
Clicks
Trends, not numbers
Good Google
17. The Unanswerable Question
If all the obstacles to ECM adoption -
e.g., user/culture acceptance, networks
bandwidth, cost, security, etc.- were to go
away, what would you do with ECM?
Andrew Chapman
http://nevertalkwhenyoucannod.com
Fall 2010
20. What is the Cloud?
Relieving us of the hard work
Ties it together
Tool, not goal
Not the answer to everything
21. Exciting Times
Foundation is Systems of Record
Doing it already
Collecting data
Being social
Using mobile
Business problems, not content problems
In the 90s, I was doing Case Management and InnovatingInnovation in 2-3 years was rapid:MS Access to SQL Server plus Oracle.MS Access to VB16 to 32 bitTwo tier to three tier to Web
My average is less than 20%. I’m not an exception. Was setup for success to make it a careerContent Management Expert Paradox: http://wordofpie.com/2012/03/19/the-content-management-expert-paradox/Those that fail don’t stay with Content ManagementTechnology can be the reason, but if it is, it is usually because of poor implementation, not because of capabilities of the techCommunication includes user involvement. If users feel part of the solution building process, they are much happier with the delivered solution.Innovation includesProcess ImprovementsMobile capture, tablets, larger monitorsPicture: http://www.archdaily.com/27245/building-collapse-in-shanghai/
45% of scanned documents created digitally- 77% of invoices that arrive as PDF attachments get printed- 31% of faxed invoices get printed and scanned back in- 32% of companies are seeing an increase in paper consumption25% of larger companies35% decreasingBeen a recession, so likely not due to overall growth of companiesWe were so enamored with technology that we didn’t think about how to solve the real issue, form factor, Apple?
Forget silos. Those were easy. We are dealing with information islands.Bridging or just ferrying information is tricky, especially when authentication and authorization are founded in separate systems (look for identity management features)CMIS: Content Management Interoperability ServicesWEMI: Web Engagement Management InteroperabilityIslands: http://www.citypictures.org/r-islands-223-bay-of-islands-new-zealand-2622.htm
History of Internet (http://sixrevisions.com/resources/the-history-of-the-internet-in-a-nutshell/)1991: first Web Page1995: Commercialization: SSL, eBay (Echo Bay), Amazon, GeocitiesTell story of SCATS (90% to test when “Web Interface” becomes a requirement in 1998)
Just like when the Web was released, everyone wants it, regardless of practicalityAsk the key questions, don’t just jump in. Get the foundation right. HTML5 might work betterConvenience is the key. Make the user’s life easier. Paperless doesn’t matter if life isn’t easier as a resultInstead of an app to manage user information, we are looking at a Information Industry Content aggregator that delivers curated news. Profile management would be a feature.
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Not Social Media anymore either,all about Systems of EngagementBy itself…worthlessLayering of Systems of Enagement on the Systems of RecordGamification to force engagement (Documentum Support Forums and Johnny)Reduce “gaming” systemSet Goals and behaviors, avoid negative behaviorsStart simple and grow
New Gamification in the EMC community. Badges, ranking, missions to earn more
Talk about the audit records at USCISOver a billion recordsNo way to track behaviors without hurting performanceTrack it, analyze later. This is what Google is doing. They are collecting everything and figuring out how to use it as they goNeed to emulate Google’s approach to collect everything except use the data to help the system and not take over the world
These items that we do everyday constitute most of the work. Information Management is rarely simple or straightforward. So much time is spent solving these problems that conceiving of the next thing is challenging.
It is a magical land where life is good and happy.It is also a lot of hype. However, beneath the hype there is a lot of value.Credit:http://www.picturesdepot.com/places/19613/disneyland+castle+with+micky+and+minnie.html
Used to call the cloud the Internet ( picture circa 2007, data from the DIMES Project)Constantly changingKey word for todays Cloud is ServiceResources are metered, on-demand, and expands/contracts as necessary (elasticity)http://www.chrisharrison.net/index.php/Visualizations/InternetMap
So why do this? Two simple reasons regardless of organization…YOU!Allows you to focus on the Core BusinessInnovation is more possible when not stuck in the “routine”Enables Mobile and Big DataBandwidth/FirewallElastic resourcesThere is so much to this topic
These are exciting times again. After the Lost Decade of the ‘00s, the Content Industry is truly innovating again. The old systems are the foundation of this innovation. As individuals, we are doing this already. We just need to apply the activities of our personal life to our work life.Remember, there are no real Content or Information problems. The real issue, the business problem.