Per Technorati, the Most Popular #ECM and Content Management Blogs (ranked by Authority)

January 05, 2010

Per Technorati, the Most Popular #ECM and Content Management Blogs (ranked by Authority)

To add to your RSS subscription list -- Authority ranking in parenthesis...

(I have no idea how they calculate authority, but I ain't gonna argue!)

And just a note...AIIM free e-books on information management

Jan 5, 2010 4:56:00 AM | ecm

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Ooooh I am on the list ! But mostly thanks for posting it because there are one or two I do not already have in the OPML file and so I will now add them to my ever expanding Google reader subscriptions :-)

Posted by: Jed | January 05, 2010 at 11:12 AM

Hi Jed. Read yours all the time. Thanks for the continuing stream of interesting perspectives.

Posted by: John Mancini | January 07, 2010 at 12:21 PM

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My favorite 2010 ECM and technology predictions I am a big fan of all those year/decade retrospectives and year/decade prediction lists that appear this time of year. (You might have already guessed my list fetish from my 8 things postings and e-books). Just for fun - and to keep what we do in the content, document, and records space in as bit of perspective - here on the left side of this post is the Google predictive text for "2010 predictions." So I guess we have a bit of a way to go before our industry is top of mind -- hey, there's a big surprise! Before venturing into my own (modest) predictions in a future post, here are a few I really found intriguing -- by people way smarter than me. Who have I missed? Post a comment with any other good lists... John Newton is a new member of the AIIM Board and someone who I have always admired for his frank perspectives on our crazy industry. Here are John Newton's 2010 predictions (click on the link -- here and on the rest of the items posted -- for the full article). The economy's effect on ECM ECM in the developing world SharePoint in 2010...

8 Ways Your Organization Can Improve Efficiency, Increase Productivity, and Reduce Risk Join the revolution. Shake things up. Make things happen. The AIIM Conference 2013 is ONLY for those who are ready to think strategically about information management on a massive scale; to embrace the stewardship, optimization, and application of their enterprise information assets. We sold out early in 2012, so make sure you register now – New Orleans, March 20-22. Our highly-interactive sessions are designed to build these skills around six revolutionary imperatives: Make everything mobile: Redefine content delivery and process automation to take advantage of mobile devices and mobile workforces. Digitize processes: Drive paper out of processes and automate process flows. Make the business social: Integrate social technologies into processes rather than create standalone social networks. Automate information governance: Acknowledge that paper-based records paradigms no longer work and focus on automating governance and disposition. Mine big content: Find insights and value in massive aggregations of unstructured information. Commit to the cloud: Break down monolithic “enterprise” solutions into more “app like” solutions that can be deployed quickly independent of platform and in the cloud. Join the revolution. Shake things up. Make things happen. Have you become a Certified Information Professional yet? Find out how. ----- Why You Need an Information Strategy...

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January 05, 2010