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Developing a Content Maintenance and Governance Strategy This article, by Seth Earley, was published in the December 2010/January 2011 issue of ASIS&T Bulletin. Governance is not a simple process of writing up some plans and policies. Operationalizing governance requires the correct structures and working agendas. The Missing Piece of Content Management |
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ECM Projects Best Practices - Managing Vendor Selection This article originally appeared on DocumentMedia.com as "Pulling a McGiver" Parts 1 & 2 Faced with increasingly complex document and information management needs, many organizations are exploring so called ECM suites – Enterprise Content Management. The idea of ECM is simple – have one place where people can collaborate, solve problems, access reference materials, manage works in progress, develop learning curriculum, manage web site content, organize records, manage email, and engage in numerous other on line knowledge and information management tasks and processes. However appealing the concept of ECM seems to organizations, selection and implementation of ECM is complex and fraught with challenges. In this article, we’ll talk about the challenge of ECM, consider how to go about selecting tools and avoiding the pitfalls of the software purchase process and ways to gather and prioritize requirements. |
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Information Management Best Practices - Sample Chapter From the Introduction of Information Management Best Practices: "Just as business is practiced within a more specific context, information management is also practiced in context. Thus, we believe that the best wayto illustrate the concepts and practices of information management is within the context of one or more sub disciplines. So, this best practices book tries to show global principles of information management in the context of projects in one or more of the sub disciplines. |


