Intelligent information: New Rules for Managing the Customer ExperienceJohn Mancini
This document discusses improving the customer experience through intelligent information management. It finds that customers now use many channels to communicate, but organizations struggle to respond consistently across channels. Input problems disrupt workflows, and content analytics are still immature. It recommends focusing on engagement across all touchpoints, understanding customer motivations, and improving both customer and employee engagement through more than just technology. Organizations must adapt to new rules of engagement in today's changing context.
8 reasons you need a strategy for managing information...before it's too lateJohn Mancini
Highlights from a keynote presentation that complements AIIM's free e-book -- 8 reasons you need a strategy for managing information...before it's too late.
E-book available at http://www.aiim.org/8things
The document discusses trends in personnel and technology for 2008. It focuses on the skills needed for IT jobs, including project management, security experience, communication skills, and managing remote workers. It also discusses how different generations interact with technology, with Millennials being digital natives who see technology as integral to everything they do. The document advocates adapting recruiting and policies to reach Millennial job seekers through online methods and social media, as older recruitment methods will no longer be effective.
A slide deck based on a very similar deck from the AIIM organisation (www.aiim.org) at which the president of AIIM coined the phrase \'Digital Landfill\'.
The document summarizes the results of an IT assessment survey conducted at an organization called M!. Key findings from the survey include that most employees were satisfied with IT overall but had some complaints. The assessment recommends hiring more junior IT staff, upgrading network infrastructure, improving backup solutions, and implementing new collaboration and communication tools to better support a distributed workforce. It also provides guidelines for the IT budget and priorities over the next few years to address areas needing improvement.
Mobile writing is important since more than half of your readers are accessing your content via mobile devices. Learn more statistics to reach smartphone users.
This document provides a recommendation for Rhy Thornton for an IT position. It discusses how important IT professionals are for supporting technology in modern organizations. When interviewing candidates, companies should look for people with a passion for technology who will have a business focus and properly evaluate security risks from new systems. The author has worked with Rhy Thornton and believes he is extremely trustworthy and competent as an IT professional. He highly recommends hiring Rhy Thornton.
Intelligent information: New Rules for Managing the Customer ExperienceJohn Mancini
This document discusses improving the customer experience through intelligent information management. It finds that customers now use many channels to communicate, but organizations struggle to respond consistently across channels. Input problems disrupt workflows, and content analytics are still immature. It recommends focusing on engagement across all touchpoints, understanding customer motivations, and improving both customer and employee engagement through more than just technology. Organizations must adapt to new rules of engagement in today's changing context.
8 reasons you need a strategy for managing information...before it's too lateJohn Mancini
Highlights from a keynote presentation that complements AIIM's free e-book -- 8 reasons you need a strategy for managing information...before it's too late.
E-book available at http://www.aiim.org/8things
The document discusses trends in personnel and technology for 2008. It focuses on the skills needed for IT jobs, including project management, security experience, communication skills, and managing remote workers. It also discusses how different generations interact with technology, with Millennials being digital natives who see technology as integral to everything they do. The document advocates adapting recruiting and policies to reach Millennial job seekers through online methods and social media, as older recruitment methods will no longer be effective.
A slide deck based on a very similar deck from the AIIM organisation (www.aiim.org) at which the president of AIIM coined the phrase \'Digital Landfill\'.
The document summarizes the results of an IT assessment survey conducted at an organization called M!. Key findings from the survey include that most employees were satisfied with IT overall but had some complaints. The assessment recommends hiring more junior IT staff, upgrading network infrastructure, improving backup solutions, and implementing new collaboration and communication tools to better support a distributed workforce. It also provides guidelines for the IT budget and priorities over the next few years to address areas needing improvement.
Mobile writing is important since more than half of your readers are accessing your content via mobile devices. Learn more statistics to reach smartphone users.
This document provides a recommendation for Rhy Thornton for an IT position. It discusses how important IT professionals are for supporting technology in modern organizations. When interviewing candidates, companies should look for people with a passion for technology who will have a business focus and properly evaluate security risks from new systems. The author has worked with Rhy Thornton and believes he is extremely trustworthy and competent as an IT professional. He highly recommends hiring Rhy Thornton.
Net2Vic: Where do all the People Live: Choosing the Right Tools to Track Your...NetSquared Victoria
As organizations grow and mature, they come into contact with more and more people. The challenge becomes to understand which of these contacts are still relevant and how you can maintain contacts to keep them relevant.
A CRM (customer relation management) system is a way to keep track of your interactions with supporters and keep track of how they are interacting with you. The benefit that these systems provide to non-profits is to track donors, segment communications based on support level and track when a supporter changes their level of engagement so you can reach.
With all these benefits you should be good to go; however, these systems range in costs and functionality. This session helps introduce you to these systems and what questions you need to start asking to choose the system that fits the best with your organization.
case study presentation on Cyberloafing.
Employees excessively surf the internet during work hours for non-work related activities. Miss using the internet.
The document discusses four common governance and management practices related to cybersecurity that are outdated and in need of change. These include: 1) The senior technology officer reporting directly to the CEO, rather than other C-level executives. 2) Separating oversight of cybersecurity risk from the audit committee to allow for expertise in both risk and finance. 3) Recruiting board directors with IT expertise given technology's importance. 4) The board receiving direct updates from senior technology management at every meeting, rather than just once or twice a year, to properly oversee cybersecurity risk. The document argues boards must change these practices to demonstrate understanding of cybersecurity risks and fulfill their fiduciary duties.
The document discusses business ethics and technology. It defines ethics and examines how ethics relates to technology. Some key points made are that technology provides benefits like increased productivity but also challenges like environmental pollution. The document also explores ethical issues around information technology, such as privacy concerns, and biotechnology issues involving genetic engineering.
The document discusses several ethical and social issues concerning information systems. It covers topics like privacy, workplace monitoring, the concept of an information panopticon, challenges of e-waste management, and how information systems can impact work practices and worker health/alienation. Specific issues addressed include privacy concerns for both individuals and governments, the various ways workplaces monitor employees, how this relates to power dynamics, and the health and environmental problems caused by improper e-waste disposal.
This document discusses understanding and leveraging networks in multinational corporations to achieve high performance. It covers network basics like types of ties and central actors. It explores how networks relate to power and performance, and how leveraging external networks can benefit organizations. It provides examples of companies that successfully use networks, like HP and IBM. It emphasizes developing different types of networks, building relationships before needing them, and addressing challenges of leading global virtual teams.
12 Tweets for Using Digital Media for Internal CommunicationGenome Alberta
1) The document discusses using digital media and social media for internal communications within organizations.
2) It provides 12 tweets that each highlight a key consideration or best practice for using these tools effectively, such as letting business needs drive the strategy, sticking to basic digital principles, and managing potential unintended consequences.
3) The overall message is that internal digital media can be a useful tool if implemented with the right philosophy, principles, and awareness of its opportunities and challenges.
VIT’s Master of Information Technology Sydney (MITS) is a Post-Graduate course at Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) Level 9. This prestigious course offers a substantial opportunity for those who want to succeed in the world of Information Technology. Visit Us at https://www.vit.edu.au/master-of-information-technology-systems-mits/
Intralinks Ponemon Research Report | Breaking Bad: The Risk of Unsecure File...Melissa Luongo
The document is a research report from Ponemon Institute that explores the risks of unsecure file sharing. Some of the key findings include:
- Many organizations lack visibility and control over the file sharing applications and documents employees use and share. Employees frequently engage in risky behaviors like using personal file sharing apps or accidentally sharing sensitive documents.
- Audits show that most organizations have not assessed their file sharing practices for compliance with regulations. IT departments also have limited control over the technologies employees adopt.
- The report concludes that weak security controls, lack of policies and training, and uncontrolled employee behaviors are exposing organizations to significant risks of data loss and non-compliance through file sharing activities.
7 Highly Risky Habits of Small to Medium-Sized Nonprofits: IT Security PitfallsDaniel Rivas
T security has become more of a concern to organizations big and small. Major security breaches or hacks are frequently reported in the media, and for every reported hack, dozens more are unreported. Small and medium-sized nonprofits are not immune to potential security breaches. Many nonprofit leaders consider the work they do of little or no value to hackers, since they’re not a bank or major retailer. Hackers prey on this naïve perception.
If you’re storing and working with data regarding members, donors, volunteers, clients or patrons, or credit cards, you could be at risk. Any breach could have severe ramifications, including loss of trust among your community or possible financial penalties.
Bad IT habits and practices make smaller nonprofits prime targets for hackers. Management, IT controls, and procedures introduce security risks to the organization. Hackers know that most small and medium-sized nonprofits don’t have the financial capacity or technical resources to implement security controls rivaling those of large organizations. Still, there are some basic sound IT practices and controls that can be put in place to provide a comfortable measure of control.
We’ll walk through the seven commonly-found bad habits and consider the potential IT security risk within each practice. We’ll also discuss effective IT policies, procedures, and tools to minimize security risks and transform bad habits into good ones.
This session is appropriate for any small or medium-sized nonprofit staff member responsible for making technology decisions, as well as nonprofit leaders influencing IT operations.
The document discusses several ways in which information and communication technologies impact society. It describes how e-commerce allows for online shopping but items may be out of stock or unable to try on clothes. Education sees virtual learning environments enabling students and teachers to use computers and programs while tracking attendance and grades. Social media facilitates communication with friends and family through platforms like Twitter and YouTube but some people may lie to obtain personal details. Robotics aids manufacturing by more easily and quickly building computers though the machines could malfunction.
The document discusses how enterprise IT is changing from a focus on systems of record that control information flow up the organization, to also incorporating systems of engagement that facilitate collaborative sharing of information across the organization. It notes tensions that have arisen between these systems of record and systems of engagement, and how the latter are being used to help drive business objectives like customer engagement and operational dexterity.
The document discusses the continued widespread use of paper in organizations despite predictions of a decline. It notes that organizations print over a trillion pages per year and archive most important documents on paper. The document then provides tips for reducing paper usage such as scanning documents, using electronic forms and signatures, paperless processes, and digital document management. It encourages connecting with initiatives like World Paper Free Day to promote paper reduction.
#AIIM14 keynote -- Turning Information Chaos into Information OpportunityJohn Mancini
My #AIIM14 keynote -- Mancini's Law --
Organizations are systems of information networks. They only operate effectively when there are clear and predictable information flows within and between these networks.
50% annual growth in the volume of digital information means that these networks – and especially the points of connection between them – will become increasingly unstable.
Without intervention, the resulting #infochaos will threaten the viability of the entire system.
e-book here -- http://www.aiim.org/infochaos
Track keynote presentation at #otew2013, Open Text Enterprise World. Why our approach to information governance needs to change -- and focus on the BUSINESS.
The document discusses 5 steps for more effective channel marketing for ECM solution providers. It finds that vertical events are the most effective marketing tool based on participation and satisfaction rates. It recommends focusing on press/articles over advertising, customizing marketing to different audiences, and leveraging marketing efforts like sponsoring webinars which generated nearly 1,000 registrations and hundreds of attendees from relevant industries.
Info360 Keynote by AIIM President John ManciniJohn Mancini
What is happening to Enterprise IT? What are the implications for your organization? What should you do about it? For more detail, see http://www.aiim.org/roadmap.
Thinking about Technology, Risk, and Change Management Through a Social LensJohn Mancini
The document discusses implementing social technology responsibly and strategically. It provides information about AIIM strategy briefings on using social business to reinvent customer relationships and improve business flexibility. The briefings cost $8,000 and cover topics like aligning organizations, improving collaboration, and knowledge sharing. The document also discusses balancing knowledge and risk when adopting new technologies like social media and cloud computing.
Net2Vic: Where do all the People Live: Choosing the Right Tools to Track Your...NetSquared Victoria
As organizations grow and mature, they come into contact with more and more people. The challenge becomes to understand which of these contacts are still relevant and how you can maintain contacts to keep them relevant.
A CRM (customer relation management) system is a way to keep track of your interactions with supporters and keep track of how they are interacting with you. The benefit that these systems provide to non-profits is to track donors, segment communications based on support level and track when a supporter changes their level of engagement so you can reach.
With all these benefits you should be good to go; however, these systems range in costs and functionality. This session helps introduce you to these systems and what questions you need to start asking to choose the system that fits the best with your organization.
case study presentation on Cyberloafing.
Employees excessively surf the internet during work hours for non-work related activities. Miss using the internet.
The document discusses four common governance and management practices related to cybersecurity that are outdated and in need of change. These include: 1) The senior technology officer reporting directly to the CEO, rather than other C-level executives. 2) Separating oversight of cybersecurity risk from the audit committee to allow for expertise in both risk and finance. 3) Recruiting board directors with IT expertise given technology's importance. 4) The board receiving direct updates from senior technology management at every meeting, rather than just once or twice a year, to properly oversee cybersecurity risk. The document argues boards must change these practices to demonstrate understanding of cybersecurity risks and fulfill their fiduciary duties.
The document discusses business ethics and technology. It defines ethics and examines how ethics relates to technology. Some key points made are that technology provides benefits like increased productivity but also challenges like environmental pollution. The document also explores ethical issues around information technology, such as privacy concerns, and biotechnology issues involving genetic engineering.
The document discusses several ethical and social issues concerning information systems. It covers topics like privacy, workplace monitoring, the concept of an information panopticon, challenges of e-waste management, and how information systems can impact work practices and worker health/alienation. Specific issues addressed include privacy concerns for both individuals and governments, the various ways workplaces monitor employees, how this relates to power dynamics, and the health and environmental problems caused by improper e-waste disposal.
This document discusses understanding and leveraging networks in multinational corporations to achieve high performance. It covers network basics like types of ties and central actors. It explores how networks relate to power and performance, and how leveraging external networks can benefit organizations. It provides examples of companies that successfully use networks, like HP and IBM. It emphasizes developing different types of networks, building relationships before needing them, and addressing challenges of leading global virtual teams.
12 Tweets for Using Digital Media for Internal CommunicationGenome Alberta
1) The document discusses using digital media and social media for internal communications within organizations.
2) It provides 12 tweets that each highlight a key consideration or best practice for using these tools effectively, such as letting business needs drive the strategy, sticking to basic digital principles, and managing potential unintended consequences.
3) The overall message is that internal digital media can be a useful tool if implemented with the right philosophy, principles, and awareness of its opportunities and challenges.
VIT’s Master of Information Technology Sydney (MITS) is a Post-Graduate course at Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) Level 9. This prestigious course offers a substantial opportunity for those who want to succeed in the world of Information Technology. Visit Us at https://www.vit.edu.au/master-of-information-technology-systems-mits/
Intralinks Ponemon Research Report | Breaking Bad: The Risk of Unsecure File...Melissa Luongo
The document is a research report from Ponemon Institute that explores the risks of unsecure file sharing. Some of the key findings include:
- Many organizations lack visibility and control over the file sharing applications and documents employees use and share. Employees frequently engage in risky behaviors like using personal file sharing apps or accidentally sharing sensitive documents.
- Audits show that most organizations have not assessed their file sharing practices for compliance with regulations. IT departments also have limited control over the technologies employees adopt.
- The report concludes that weak security controls, lack of policies and training, and uncontrolled employee behaviors are exposing organizations to significant risks of data loss and non-compliance through file sharing activities.
7 Highly Risky Habits of Small to Medium-Sized Nonprofits: IT Security PitfallsDaniel Rivas
T security has become more of a concern to organizations big and small. Major security breaches or hacks are frequently reported in the media, and for every reported hack, dozens more are unreported. Small and medium-sized nonprofits are not immune to potential security breaches. Many nonprofit leaders consider the work they do of little or no value to hackers, since they’re not a bank or major retailer. Hackers prey on this naïve perception.
If you’re storing and working with data regarding members, donors, volunteers, clients or patrons, or credit cards, you could be at risk. Any breach could have severe ramifications, including loss of trust among your community or possible financial penalties.
Bad IT habits and practices make smaller nonprofits prime targets for hackers. Management, IT controls, and procedures introduce security risks to the organization. Hackers know that most small and medium-sized nonprofits don’t have the financial capacity or technical resources to implement security controls rivaling those of large organizations. Still, there are some basic sound IT practices and controls that can be put in place to provide a comfortable measure of control.
We’ll walk through the seven commonly-found bad habits and consider the potential IT security risk within each practice. We’ll also discuss effective IT policies, procedures, and tools to minimize security risks and transform bad habits into good ones.
This session is appropriate for any small or medium-sized nonprofit staff member responsible for making technology decisions, as well as nonprofit leaders influencing IT operations.
The document discusses several ways in which information and communication technologies impact society. It describes how e-commerce allows for online shopping but items may be out of stock or unable to try on clothes. Education sees virtual learning environments enabling students and teachers to use computers and programs while tracking attendance and grades. Social media facilitates communication with friends and family through platforms like Twitter and YouTube but some people may lie to obtain personal details. Robotics aids manufacturing by more easily and quickly building computers though the machines could malfunction.
The document discusses how enterprise IT is changing from a focus on systems of record that control information flow up the organization, to also incorporating systems of engagement that facilitate collaborative sharing of information across the organization. It notes tensions that have arisen between these systems of record and systems of engagement, and how the latter are being used to help drive business objectives like customer engagement and operational dexterity.
The document discusses the continued widespread use of paper in organizations despite predictions of a decline. It notes that organizations print over a trillion pages per year and archive most important documents on paper. The document then provides tips for reducing paper usage such as scanning documents, using electronic forms and signatures, paperless processes, and digital document management. It encourages connecting with initiatives like World Paper Free Day to promote paper reduction.
#AIIM14 keynote -- Turning Information Chaos into Information OpportunityJohn Mancini
My #AIIM14 keynote -- Mancini's Law --
Organizations are systems of information networks. They only operate effectively when there are clear and predictable information flows within and between these networks.
50% annual growth in the volume of digital information means that these networks – and especially the points of connection between them – will become increasingly unstable.
Without intervention, the resulting #infochaos will threaten the viability of the entire system.
e-book here -- http://www.aiim.org/infochaos
Track keynote presentation at #otew2013, Open Text Enterprise World. Why our approach to information governance needs to change -- and focus on the BUSINESS.
The document discusses 5 steps for more effective channel marketing for ECM solution providers. It finds that vertical events are the most effective marketing tool based on participation and satisfaction rates. It recommends focusing on press/articles over advertising, customizing marketing to different audiences, and leveraging marketing efforts like sponsoring webinars which generated nearly 1,000 registrations and hundreds of attendees from relevant industries.
Info360 Keynote by AIIM President John ManciniJohn Mancini
What is happening to Enterprise IT? What are the implications for your organization? What should you do about it? For more detail, see http://www.aiim.org/roadmap.
Thinking about Technology, Risk, and Change Management Through a Social LensJohn Mancini
The document discusses implementing social technology responsibly and strategically. It provides information about AIIM strategy briefings on using social business to reinvent customer relationships and improve business flexibility. The briefings cost $8,000 and cover topics like aligning organizations, improving collaboration, and knowledge sharing. The document also discusses balancing knowledge and risk when adopting new technologies like social media and cloud computing.
In the social, mobile and cloud era, what does it take to be an Information P...John Mancini
Summary of massive changes underway in the enterprise IT marketplace being driven by social, mobile, and cloud, and the implications of these changes on what it means to be an information professional.
http://www.aiim.org/certification
Information governance in the Facebook EraJohn Mancini
This document discusses the implications of emerging technologies like social media and digital content for records managers. It notes that consumer technologies have advanced rapidly while enterprise systems have remained stagnant, and social media now generates vast amounts of potentially record-worthy information that falls outside traditional records management practices. The document examines challenges around retaining accurate and trustworthy information across various media, assessing what constitutes a public record on sites like Facebook and Twitter, and ensuring compliance with records retention requirements for digital communications.
The document summarizes key findings from a 2007 AIIM survey on business process management (BPM). It includes the following main points:
- The survey respondents represented a wide range of company sizes and vertical industries, primarily from the US market. Over half of respondents worked at organizations with over 1,000 employees.
- Respondents showed varied experience with BPM, ranging from no experience to enterprise-wide strategies. Process outsourcing, reengineering, and workflow were the most understood BPM-related terms.
- Back office and customer service applications were most often targeted for initial BPM implementations. Justifying investments, defining benefits, and addressing organizational issues were cited as the biggest obstacles to BPM
Want to get involved in our big data/big content efforts? Direct Tweet me at jmancini77 -- I also did a blog post on this topic -- http://www.digitallandfill.org/2012/03/big-data-and-big-content-just-hype-or-a-real-opportunity.html
The document provides an outline for an ECM Specialist course. The outline includes 10 sections: 1) Business Assessment, 2) Business Strategy & Blueprint, 3) Technology Assessment & Blueprint, 4) Governance, 5) Roadmap & Project Plan, 6) Foundation Activities, 7) Design, 8) Develop, Test, Train, 9) Deploy, Operate, Closeout, and 10) Change Management. The document also discusses 7 secrets to a successful ECM strategy, which include understanding your goals, viewing the strategy within a framework, getting off on the right foot by aligning stakeholders, identifying and engaging key players, defining an information governance structure, understanding that change has many dimensions, and maintaining a sense
This document introduces the #OccupyIT Manifesto, which aims to help information professionals address why they feel powerful as consumers of technology but limited as employees. It was inspired by a question from futurist Geoffrey Moore about this disconnect. The manifesto is intended for those struggling to get value from information, remain relevant amid changing technologies, and manage information risks. The introduction discusses how consumer technologies are now leading innovation and that businesses risk falling behind if they do not adopt these approaches. It also explains the exponential impact of Moore's Law on technology advancement.
Mapping the Future of Enterprise IT and Enterprise CaptureJohn Mancini
Keynote presentation originally delivered at Kofax Transform, focuses on the evolution of Enterprise IT into the social space (and the creation of "systems of engagement", and the impact this will have on our traditional "systems of record" centric IT systems.
Everything You Need to Know About Enterprise IT in Three SlidesJohn Mancini
Everything You Need to Know About...
...The History of Enterprise IT (1 slide)
...How Enterprise IT Buyers Are Changing (1 slide)
...How to Turn Information Chaos into Business Benefit (1 slide)
Wake up, C-Suite -- #InfoChaos is ApproachingJohn Mancini
Information Governance usually puts the C-Suite to sleep. But unless they start treating it as a strategic priority, organizations run the risk of being overwhelmed by #InfoChaos. A summary of the latest research by AIIM, ARMA, and Cohasset Associates.
How effective is your marketing program?John Mancini
John Mancini offers new custom marketing services including a content marketing strategy workshop and lead nurturing campaign management. He is also available for keynote presentations on topics related to content marketing and digital disruption. The document provides details on these services and links to pages on Mancini's website for more information or to book a 15 minute appointment. It also shares results from a marketing effectiveness benchmark survey related to challenges companies face with marketing strategies and tactics.
The document discusses 7 dynamic tensions shaping the electronic content management (ECM) industry based on a survey from AIIM in 2008. While awareness of ECM is high, experience is still limited. ECM is becoming more mainstream with the adoption of technologies like Microsoft Office SharePoint. The use of capture technologies is renaissance as paper-based information continues to grow. There are drives to control information costs, automate processes using ECM, and enable collaboration within organizations.
NEW VERSION! -- Where is content management headed?John Mancini
This document discusses the future of content management. It identifies three main disruptors transforming the industry: consumerization, cloud/mobile technologies, and the internet of things. These disruptors are generating massive amounts of new data and changing user expectations around access and delivery of applications. Content management needs to evolve to the next level and think bigger to stay relevant in this changing landscape. The future will be shaped by appification of processes, analytics of all organizational data, and recognition of information as a valuable business asset.
The document discusses the growing issue of "digital landfill", which refers to the large amounts of digital files and documents that are stored haphazardly without proper organization or classification. It notes that the volume of digital information is growing exponentially and will be 10 times larger by 2011. However, most organizations do not have adequate policies, procedures, or technologies in place to properly manage the vast quantities of electronic information being created. As a result, large amounts of important digital information ends up abandoned in digital landfills, creating inefficiencies and legal risks for organizations.
1) We are approaching an information management tipping point due to the tidal wave of information from ubiquitous computing and social media.
2) Organizations need strategies for managing this information and collaborating effectively through governance.
3) Failure to get information management under control risks rising legal and financial penalties from issues like data loss, inaccessibility and inability to find information.
This document discusses the challenges of managing high volumes of electronic records created by enterprise systems. It notes that electronic records are increasing rapidly as systems create hundreds of thousands to millions of records per batch. However, most organizations lack effective ways to classify, retain, and retrieve these transactional electronic records across different systems and business units. It outlines issues like records being out of sight and access, exploding data volumes, siloed storage systems, and outdated standards that make electronic records management difficult with traditional manual processes. The document argues organizations need solutions tailored to the scale and nature of transactional electronic records management.
World Paper Free Day 2013. On October 24th, 2013 celebrate worker productivity, cost savings, customer service and engagement, and risk reduction through the adoption of a paperless workplace.
- Search engines currently struggle with queries where recall is more important than precision, such as exploratory search questions where the user wants to find all relevant information.
- Endeca develops software to help users explore and understand complex information through an approach called "guided summarization" which aims to improve communication between the user and system.
- Guided summarization presents search results to users in contextual summaries and offers options for refinement, aiming to cheat the typical recall vs. precision trade-off by facilitating an interactive dialog between the user and data.
From Microfilm to Big Data - How Can One Brain Handle This Much Change Withou...John Mancini
How is Digital Disruption changing the role of Information in our organizations? How do we shift the focus from the "T"(technology) in IT to the "I" (information)?
10 Steps for Taking Control of Your Organization's Digital Debris Perficient, Inc.
Do you have too much old information, but not enough guidance to begin the task of cleaning out your data stores? Join Perficient to learn 10 tips for creating a strategic roadmap to take control of your information and uncover the technology that can support your efforts, including how to:
Stop keeping everything forever
Create an information governance and disposal policy before implementing technology
Automate information management to improve employee productivity
Prepare a discovery response plan
This document summarizes a keynote presentation about paper reduction and process transformation. It addresses 7 questions and provides data points on this topic. Some of the key points made include: 1) Paper problems are still common in many organizations and reducing paper can provide quick wins and ROI. 2) Accounting/finance and digital mailrooms are good areas to start reducing paper. 3) Information capture involves more than just scanning - it must address inputs from multiple channels. 4) Mobile is increasingly important but many organizations have not fully implemented mobile strategies. 5) Case management is critical to address multiple systems and provide consistent customer information handling. 6) A clear information strategy is needed to address legal and regulatory compliance issues across paper, mobile, cloud,
The document discusses how organizations struggle with managing the vast amounts of content they create and store. As content grows exponentially, employees waste significant time searching for information across different systems. Existing content management solutions have failed to fully address this challenge. The document argues that consolidating content across applications can improve efficiencies and provide a significant return on investment by reducing wasted time and duplicate work.
Aiim electronic records management trendsVander Loto
The document summarizes the findings of an AIIM survey conducted in July 2009 regarding organizations' electronic and paper records management practices. Some of the key findings include: 1) While paper record volumes are decreasing in some organizations, electronic record volumes are increasing significantly; 2) Electronic records are more than twice as likely to be unmanaged as paper records; 3) Half of organizations are scanning incoming paper items or at least indexing them, and 30% aim to go paperless.
This document discusses the challenges organizations face in managing large amounts of content and information. As organizations grow, it becomes difficult to store, manage, and access all of their content to ensure efficient decision making. While Enterprise Content Management systems help address these issues, they are not a complete solution on their own. The document argues that implementing an ECM strategy must also focus on improving findability of content across different software applications. By simplifying how employees can search and find information stored in different places, organizations can significantly improve productivity and efficiency. Not addressing issues of content findability can lead to wasted time and money for organizations as information becomes harder to access when needed.
This document discusses a course on information systems. It covers several topics:
- The relationship between business IT and innovation and how to analyze applications in industry, commerce, and training.
- The course structure which explores context, methods/technologies, case studies, and evaluation metrics.
- Definitions of structured vs unstructured data and how organizations can compare and aggregate structured data.
- The role of an information system as an organized set of resources that capture the meaning of work.
This document summarizes a continuing education conference for accounting, finance, and human resources professionals on technology updates for 2011. The conference will cover topics including cloud computing, security best practices, disaster recovery plans, and how to effectively use social media for business. The presenter will discuss what cloud computing really means, current security threats facing businesses, how to safeguard mission critical data through disaster recovery plans, and how to establish social media policies for business collaboration. The conference aims to bring professionals up to date on important technology topics and best practices.
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What advice do you have for someone who is new to the technology industry?
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consider?
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environment? What advantages do these appliances and software offer over their competitors?
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IT organizations ar able to deliver on. ne\'er in my twenty years of expertise within the IT world
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J-P De Clerck will give a presentation on extracting value from diverse information sources. He analyzes emerging information formats and how to provide value to mobile decision makers. The 2020 Vision webinar series, co-developed by InfoDesk and Dow Jones, educates professionals on information workflow. Sean Smith from InfoDesk can provide more details. De Clerck will discuss how only 4% of businesses extract full value from information due to information chaos from high volume, velocity and variety of data. He will explore how to harness information's value by focusing on purpose, users and outcomes rather than volume alone. Artificial intelligence can help make sense of diverse unstructured data and prioritize high-value opportunities for real-time
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Role of Information Technology in Organizations
Fighting Eagle’s
Quick Reference Notes
Week 6
BA101 Introduction to Business
•Brian Arthur, author of the book The Nature of Technology, believes that “more than anything
else technology creates our world. Technology creates our wealth, our economy our way of
being.”
• Technology:
• Allows us to look at the world differently to see beyond what is to what could be
• Allows us to create innovative solutions
• Allows organizations to operate with little manpower reducing the cost of doing
business
• Connects the organization to their distributors, their customers and their employees
• Allows instantaneous access to information so organizations are better able to offer
lower pricing of their products without having to sacrifice quality
• Information technology, or IT is essential for organizations to efficiently conduct business.
Four Most Important Roles of IT:
Managing Communication • Email is the chosen form of communication
for many businesses
• Email provides an easy and low cost way for
businesses to communicate with employees,
distributors and customers.
• The internet also allows businesses to
communicate, advertise and sell their
products to people around the world.
Managing Inventory •Keeps track of the quantities of each product
• Triggers an order when the amount falls
below the pre-determined quantity in stock
Managing Data • Storing of electronic versions of all
documents
• Instant availability of documents
Managing Customer Relationships • Software used to help to improve how they
manage relationships with customers
• Software can record all interactions a
business has with a customer
BA101 Week 6 Lecture
Welcome to week six. Let’s get started. Please select lessons, week 6 in the getting started folder. This week's learning objective is to understand the role information technology plays in organizations. Your activities this week included some reading of related articles, a lecture, and discussion question, and an assignment. Go ahead and print out the getting started page. It is always a good idea to do this. Keep it next to you - one of the things I like to do is check off each activity as I complete them to make sure that I have completed everything successfully for the week. So what is required of you this week? As in any way to be sure to read the material. Be sure to ask questions of your professor if you have any participate early and often in the discussion forums and complete your assignments focusing on completeness, timeliness, and professionalism.
Let’s take a look at lecture one in week six which is the role of information technology in organizations. During this lecture we will discuss the role information technology plays in organizations. I'd like to begin our lecture by taking a minute to discuss technology in general. As long as there have been human beings on this planet there has been technology in ...
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Monitoring and Managing Anomaly Detection on OpenShift
Overview
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Key Topics Covered
1. Introduction to Anomaly Detection
- Understand the fundamentals of anomaly detection and its importance in identifying unusual behavior or failures in systems.
2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
- Learn about edge computing and IoT, and how they enable real-time data processing and decision-making at the source.
3. What is ArgoCD?
- Discover ArgoCD, a declarative, GitOps continuous delivery tool for Kubernetes, and its role in deploying applications on edge devices.
4. Deployment Using ArgoCD for Edge Devices
- Step-by-step guide on deploying anomaly detection models on edge devices using ArgoCD.
5. Introduction to Apache Kafka and S3
- Explore Apache Kafka for real-time data streaming and Amazon S3 for scalable storage solutions.
6. Viewing Kafka Messages in the Data Lake
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7. What is Prometheus?
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8. Monitoring Application Metrics with Prometheus
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9. What is Camel K?
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10. Configuring Camel K Integrations for Data Pipelines
- Learn how to configure Camel K for seamless data pipeline integrations in your anomaly detection workflow.
11. What is a Jupyter Notebook?
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12. Jupyter Notebooks with Code Examples
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Webinar Recording: https://www.panagenda.com/webinars/hcl-notes-and-domino-license-cost-reduction-in-the-world-of-dlau/
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- How do CCB and CCX licenses really work?
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- Practical examples and best practices to implement right away
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Diese Themen werden behandelt
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5. Word files
PowerPoint files
Excel files
…and multiple various versions of
these documents
JPEGs
TIFFs
E-mails
…and all their attachments
Business system documents
…on the network on PCs on sticks
on phones on PDAs
…and so on
19. 30%
… but about of the
total volume of information
in the digital universe is
created by businesses and
organizations…
hquot;p://www.emc.com/digital_universe.pdf
22. Only
13%
of organizations have
deployed an e-mail
management strategy across
their organization.
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/32054.pdf
23. Most organizations do not
understand the difference
between archiving and back-
up…
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/32054.pdf
24. Most organizations do not
understand the difference
between archiving and back-
up…
59% say e-mail is
“archived” as part of back-
up or via .pst files
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/32054.pdf
32. Over
40%
of organizations have no policy
for classifying electronic
information as business records.
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/32315.pdf
33. Nearly 64% of end users believe
that their organization
understands what PAPER records
are and how they should be
retained —
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/31842.pdf
34. Nearly 64% of end users believe
that their organization
understands what PAPER records
are and how they should be
retained —
only 34% have the same
understanding when considering
ELECTRONIC records.
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/31842.pdf
35. That means most
electronic
information winds
up in the digital
landfill.
41. On a scale of 1 (terrible) to 10 (excellent)
how would you rate the effectiveness of
your organization in managing
information?
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/34370.pdf
42. On a scale of 1 (terrible) to 10 (excellent)
how would you rate the effectiveness of
your organization in managing
information?
54%
would give themselves a grade of
5 or less.
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/34370.pdf
43. 52%
of organizations have
“little or no confidence”
that their electronic information is
“accurate, accessible, and
trustworthy.”
hquot;p://www.aiim.org/tempfiles/34370.pdf
44. …and yet over 90% of
organizations view their ability
to manage electronic
information as critical to their
future.
45. That means most organizations
are pretending the digital
landfill does not exist.
51. Can your employees collaborate
on projects no matter where
they are located in the world?
52. Has your ability to document
what your organization did, why
you did it, who did it, and when
they did it gotten better or
worse in the past 5 years?