A little silly, but hey...Who says records and document management must ALWAYS be boring?
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June 18, 2007
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JM's picks--some interesting ECM blogs
- Records Mgmt & Archiving
- Document Imaging talk
- John Newton Content Log -- Alfresco
- BizTechTalk
- IT|Redux - ECM for the Masses
- Collaborative Thinking
- Andrew McAfee
- The ECM Channel
- Matt MacKenzie's blog: PDF to become a "de jure" standard
- Nautis Project - � The Silly Simplicity of Future ECM
- office 2.0 � Enterprise 2.0 Adoption..ContinuedThe Enterprise Content Management Blog
- Presto Vivace Blog: Can ECM prevent another 9/11
- DLM Forum & MoReq2
- AIIM Knowledge Center
- Arno Nel 2.0 - the Information Worker : Streamlining Records Management Using SharePoint Server 2007 Workflow
- Microsoft Records Management Team Blog
- Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Team Blog
- Gilbane Group Blog
- The Enterprise Content Management Blog
- BetterECM - russ stalters’ Blog on Exploring NextGen ECM
JM's Somewhat Eclectic Reading List
Ken Follett: World Without End
Like this sequel to Pillars of the Earth. (*****)Mark Haddon: A Spot of Bother (Vintage)
weird but intriguing (***)Tom Standage: A History of the World in 6 Glasses
Fun. Erin had to read it last year for school and was lying around during a book purchase lull. (***)Dan Roam: The Back of the Napkin: Solving Problems and Selling Ideas with Pictures
Idea of simplifying down to back of napkin useful, although a whole book? I still think you need to be able to draw! (and I can't) (****)Kevin Freiberg: Boom!: 7 Choices for Blowing the Doors Off Business-As-Usual
Read it for AIIM board meeting. Mostly Yuck. (**)Craig Stull: Tuned In: Uncover the Extraordinary Opportunities That Lead to Business Breakthroughs
Not bad. Read it for an AIIM board meeting (***)Malcolm Gladwell: Outliers: The Story of Success
Always find something interesting in Gladwell books. Liked esp Hockey and school age examples (****)William P. Young: The Shack
Not sure what I think yet. Still pondering. Writing style reminds me a bit of the Mitch Albom books. (***)Bernhard Schlink: The Reader (Movie Tie-in Edition) (Vintage International)
Minimalist kind of writing; story just flies by. (***)Malachy McCourt: Malachy McCourt's History of Ireland
I know, with a name like Mancini why this book? My grandmother's maiden name was McEvoy from a little town called Clonaslee about 80 km from Dublin. (****)
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Nice way to deliver the message about effectively managing email as business records. BTW, I have been using SlideShare for a few months. It is really nice for sharing slides.
I am looking forward to the next part in the series.
Posted by: russ stalters | June 19, 2007 at 09:55 PM
The posting yesterday was also blocked by my Company.
Posted by: Linda Robinson | June 20, 2007 at 09:13 AM
I thought this was a great, fun way to make the point. Keep 'em coming!
Posted by: Brian Dirking | June 20, 2007 at 09:42 AM
Received the heading and text only, rest blocked by in-house system.
Posted by: John Guthrie | June 20, 2007 at 11:21 AM
I also was not able to view the presentation via email. I received an error stating I could not run the Active X controls included with this post via email.
Posted by: Amy Moyer | June 20, 2007 at 12:15 PM