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In the first corner, social technologies. In the second, corporate culture. Round 1! To Read Now 1. The gauntlet was thrown down in Deb Lavoy's feature this week.
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For readers unfamiliar with my opinion on SharePoint, look no further than my rant from late last year. However, I see one thing that to me is infinitely worse. It may even be common ground in a shared perspective with comrade Matt Ranlett, who wrote a nice rebuttal.
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Welcome to December, dear readers. The end of the year means it's once again time to reflect on our past predictions and make room for new ones. Read on for expert views on the future of social business, user experience and the ever-popular information management. Information Management Will Never Be The Same: 2012 Enterprise CMS Trends Joe Shepley (@joeshepley ): Here
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It's the end of an especially short week here at CMSWire, but our expert contributors have left you with plenty to mull over this holiday break: Enterprise CMS trends in 2012, best practices for enterprise-level mobile security, and how to maximize the value of big data. Information Management Will Never Be The Same: 2012 Enterprise CMS Trends Joe Shepley (@joeshepley
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This month is all about Information Management, and one of the hottest questions our contributors are asking is whether or not we're facing the beginning of the end of Enterprise CMS. The Cloud: No Panacea for Enterprise Content Management...Yet Jed Cawthorne (@jedpc ): There is a lot of hype
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Since Halloween was Monday, we've a little treat for you all this week: An extra roll-up of expert Social Business advice with a SharePoint cherry on top.
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Waving farewell to our month of Content, Commerce and Community (a.k.a. the three C's of CXM) is sad, but our experts have gone out with a bang. Read on for tips on how to improve the digital customer experience, busting CRM myths and mobile pitfalls to avoid. Customer Experience: Where Content, Commerce & Community Collide Kevin Carlson (
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Last month I presented a quick-start guide to the art of SharePoint success, a framework I’ve developed that aims to ensure that investments in SharePoint deliver measurable returns.
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As more organizations build online customer communities, often aided by social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, the lines between community and social media have begun to blur.
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The 75th Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archivists (SAA) kicked off its three-day conference in the organization’s “Sweet Home”-town of Chicago. The chairperson and panelists on the first day of the event included: Chairperson Robert B. Townsend, American Historical Association Panelist Kate Theimer, ArchivesNext Panelist Elizabeth Yakel, University of Michigan Panelist Alexandra Eveleigh, University College London Robert B. Townsend, American Historical Association Chairperson Mr. Robert B.
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In the last article in the Publishing for Tablet series, What You Need To Know About iOS and Android, we discussed which tablets and operating systems a publisher should target. Now that we’ve got that out of the way, it is time to tackle the more juicy problems.
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SharePoint 2010 is like the Swiss army knife for information management. It is a versatile platform with capabilities covering many areas of information management, from publishing and document management to business intelligence and collaboration.
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CRM Evolution is generally a discussion focused on how companies aim to create, retain and manage customers. In a perfect world, at events like CRM Evolution, the timing for vendors and buyers would always be perfect.
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Brent Leary is a DJ. But he’s more well-known as co-founder and partner over at CRM Essentials, and a popular writer and speaker on all aspects of social customer engagement strategy.
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