January 19, 2011

Linking Social Trends in Enterprise IT to Systems of Record

This is a presentation I originally did for the fabulous Kofax Transform events (extremely well organized).

Feel free to embed on your own site and embed in tweets/blog posts.

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I know the presentations are pretty lean on words. [That's because I hate presentations in anything less than 24 pt font.]

Mapping the Future of Enterprise IT and Enterprise Capture
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