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What are the challenges and gaps in the capture process? Check out this post with two short videos from capture specialist Harvey Spencer for more details.

While we’re not sure the music is better now than it was in the ‘80s, we do know that capture technology has undergone positive transformation and organizations should be leveraging it more than they are.

No one likes to be told they are being negligent about something. After all, in the age of information, it’s easy to learn everything you need to know to ensure you’re as informed as possible. 

While we can all agree that Watson is cutting edge cool, let’s stop and think for a moment about the content itself. This post explores the need to.

As we all know, the Enterprise Content Management market is changing. It’s no longer good enough to simply provide the infrastructure – it’s imperative that organizations can derive business value from content.

Following up on Rupin’s recent blog post on unstructured content and the nomenclature challenges thereof, I thought I’d dig a little bit deeper and add some more confusion to an already muddy topic.  So certainly, as Rupin pointed out, we know what structured content is truly all about: it’s your SQL bound data sets that live in organized systems like ERP. It’s easily extracted, organized, and ripe for analytics.  Unstructured on the other hand, refers to...

At this summer’s annual NIRMA conference, the industry’s Nuclear Promise Program was a key topic of discussion, a multi-faceted approach coordinated by the Nuclear Energy Institute. Here’s what we learned…

Does the value of information depend on its potential? Its market value? Check out this blog post discussing the art and science of infonomics.

Business Travelogue: some inspirations from the city known for its rolling hills, fog and architecture.

With a constantly evolving IG landscape, it is often difficult to keep pace and have all of the tools required to succeed.  To help you understand the landscape, best practices, and industry norms, read on to learn about the new survey published by AIIM and sponsored by Adlib.