“It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing." Shakespeare penned these words as ...
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To hear some people tell it, the future of information governance is a complex, frightening place to ponder. The volume ...
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When speaking of technology and information governance, we often are told that “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” – ...
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There’s a disturbing trend in the information governance profession that needs to stop now, namely the tendency to apologize for ...
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A Discussion Paper Authors: Alan Pelz-Sharpe (Deep Analysis) & Steve Weissman (Holly Group) Statement of Purpose This discussion paper provides ...
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Authors: Alan Pelz-Sharpe (Deep Analysis) & Steve Weissman (Holly Group) If records and content management issues such as security, privacy, ...
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Like so many others, I have lots of nice things to say about last week’s AIIM17 conference in Orlando, FL ...
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If you’re reading this, you already know how valuable it can be to better manage your organization’s business-critical information, and ...
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“ECM is dead.” “Content Services are the next generation.” “I’ve got a brand-new pair of roller skates.” If you think ...
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OK, it’s official: OpenText has closed its deal with Dell EMC to buy the latter’s Enterprise Content Division, which includes ...
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“Overwhelming” “Complicated” “Scary” Quotes from a movie poster? A book jacket? A Congressional hearing? No, merely a summary of my ...
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It happens innocently enough: someone obtains and installs a reasonable Internet-enabled capability, and BANG! You’re open for business that’s not ...
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Can’t sleep. Can’t sit still. Can’t concentrate. No doubt about it, I have Post-Election Stress Disorder (PESD).

• I worry ...
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Spare us the anthropomorphism – infogov solutions are just tools. They’re neither good nor bad, transformative nor ordinary, effective nor ...
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England and America are two countries separated by the same language. – George Bernard Shaw In the same way, businesspeople ...
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Conference-goer to fellow attendee at the coffee station: “Hi, I’m [name]. Nice to meet you!” Fellow attendee in ...
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Spent an amazing two hours yesterday as a panelist on The Knowledge Group’s webcast The Continuously Evolving Landscape of Information ...
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It may sound like a question for a beauty pageant contestant, but it’s an important one for anyone with information ...
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Went back to the bank yesterday to complete the estate-related account-opening tasks before me, and couldn’t believe the gal helping ...
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Spent more time today wrangling with my parent’s estate stuff only to hit a snag that’s right up our infogov ...
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Just back from the excellent Information Governance Conference last week and was struck not only by the high-quality of the ...
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In the world of information governance: People … defeat Policies Policies … defeat Litigation Litigation … defeats People And you ...
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I didn’t time this on purpose, but the beginning of comedian Paul Reiser’s book “How to Get to Carnegie Hall” – ...
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Think of nearly any established market, and I bet only two dominant players instantly spring to mind in each one: ...
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Have a look at this great video interview (courtesy CNET) with journalist Glenn Greenwald on the state of privacy protection ...
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If you’ve been paying any attention to my posts, columns, and presentations, then you know just how important I believe ...
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Solution marketeers and alarmist analysts love to flash the red lights of litigation support and audit compliance when making the ...
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