Access and Feeds

Content Management: Secrets of the Trade

By Dick Weisinger

AIIM has a new theme for 2010 and it is all based around the number ‘eight’.  They’re calling it ‘8 things’.  The plan is to use the number eight as a central part of AIIM marketing.  Particularly in the area of education — breaking down topics into blocks of eight provides a framework for learning.  Most people can only remember four to seven things at a time, but since people involved with ECM are typically exceptional, eight is probably about right.
With that in mind, John Mancini, president of AIIM, created and edited a free ebook that examines eight important areas of ECM.  The ebook is called “8 secrets of an effective content or records management implementation” and is a collection of contributions from eight different ECM vendors, each providing a perspective and a set of eight guidelines.  So it actually works out to 64 guidelines, plus another eight contributed by Mancini in the forward to the book.

Here are the topics:
• 8 Things You Need to Know about Content Classification and ECM by Josh Payne, IBM
• 8 Ways to Increase User Adoption of ECM and ERM Systems by Lynn Fraas, Crown Partners
• 8 Things to Look For In a Document Management Service Provider by Mitch Taube, Digiscribe
• 8 Ways to Reduce your Storage and Bandwidth Costs for Document Imaging Solutions by Lou Franco, Atalasoft
• 8 Things to Consider when Looking at ECM Consultants by John Klein, Redstone Content Solutions
• 8 Steps to Avoid Process and Organizational Problems when Implementing an ECM System by Jim Wade, Performance Improvement
• 8 Things to Remember When Managing Enterprise Content Management Applications by Brian DeWeyer, Reveille Software
• 8 Things You Always Wondered About Your Legacy Content, But Were Afraid to Ask by Nic Archer, Vamosa

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