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Mobility in the Enterprise
This is a presentation I gave at the Collaborate 2011 conference while working as the VP of Marketing for Oracle Partner Fishbowl Solutions. Trouble viewing – click here.
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UPDATE: Oracle’s FatWire Acquisition Round Up
========= UPDATE =============== This is a response to Laurence Hart’s commentary on Word of Pie blog that may be found here. I think that the WEM and widget capabilities of FatWire complement (read:...
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Mobile is Now
Presentation from the Space150 team. Mobile devices are how people engage with information online. Is your business assuming online engagement starts at a desk? If so, you’re wrong.
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UPDATE: WIN for Content – Why ECM Must Pay Attention to Online Music’s Legal...
UPDATE: Great news on the online file locker front. MP3Tunes wins their case against EMI and the music industry. The case revolved largely around deduplication and hash based file fingerprinting for...
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Evolution in CM – Cloud CM is Agile’s Disruption of Dinosaur Enterprise...
This article originally appeared on CMSWire. There is an evolution happening in the world of content management. The giant platform systems that have worked to consolidate every functional...
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Social Changes Everything About Workflow
Social media and cloud ECMs are changing business process. They let the humans be human and simply make content easily available. Billy Cripe and BloomThink explain how...
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2012 Trends in ECM
2012 is well upon us. But where is the world of enterprise content management technology headed? See what the experts say...
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Trendspotting 2013
2012 is gone and there are plenty of entertaining and profound retrospectives from Google’s Zeitgeist 2012 to your very own Facebook year in review. But it is much more interesting to look ahead and...
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Creativity and Collaboration
There is an unseemly hubris in content and collaboration software. It is the assumption that knowledge and innovation can come out of them. As if our companies were some sort of orange to be squeezed...
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