November 30, 2008

Top 10 Document Management Posts for November

  1. 10 Fast Facts About Document Management Value
  2. 8 Things to Watch for in the Coming Recession
  3. 10 Commandments for an Effective DM Project
  4. What do you see as the impact of the recession on DM and CM projects?
  5. Panera...I beg you don't blow it
  6. SharePoint Deja Vu
  7. Effective Marketing 101
  8. Marketing During a Recession
  9. Spot Survey of AIIM End Users Points to Recession Challenges, But Resiliency
  10. Where does the document channel see opportunity in 2009?

And don't forget for that hard to buy for person -- Will's Christmas List

As the economy tightens, it's more important than ever to invest in yourself -- check out AIIM's training program and our Job Center.

Nov 30, 2008 1:26:50 PM

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Posted by: Michele Duhrssen | December 06, 2008 at 04:34 PM

Will Flavell

Nice Post John,

Thanks for the links. I don't know if you have seen DocLanding or not, but you should check them out. They are a Saas DM tool geared towards small businesses and entrepreneurs. Beyond the tools listed above DocLanding also offers versioning, document annotation, controlled (timed) sharing and it is compliant (HIPPA, SEC, and more). It is nice if you need to share sensitive documents without paying for a courier.

Check out a free account at http://www.doclanding.com,

Keep up the great posts,
Will

Posted by: Will Flavell | December 08, 2008 at 12:31 PM

Jeroen

good you posted this. these posts about document management are indeed very useful. is there a post like this on collaboration as well? greetings!

Posted by: Jeroen | December 18, 2008 at 07:46 AM

gretchen

i neeed help here i dont no where to find ten landfills problems so cam yoou help me

Posted by: gretchen | February 11, 2009 at 09:24 AM

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