SharePoint Maven: How to Migrate Documents to SharePoint and Office 365: Step-by-Step Instructions. H/T SPTechCon
January 27, 2015
January 26, 2015
Beyond Recognition: WANTED for InfoGov Articles & Postings: Less What and More How. Absolutely agree with the first half. Second half of the post is a bit more sales-y but still pretty good.
H/T Rob Robinson.
H/T Rob Robinson.
January 23, 2015
RSD: Successfully Implement an Information Governance (IG) Program. Includes infographic at the end.
January 22, 2015
ARMA Houston 2015 Spring Seminar Call for Speakers
ARMA Houston is soliciting speakers for its annual Spring Seminar, scheduled this year for April 21-22, 2015. Proposals are due by Jan 31; additional details available at http://www.armahouston.org/?page=2015_Conf_C.
Emmitt Leahy Awards Nominations Open
From the nominations and applications page:
Any living individual who has had a major impact on the field of records and information management is eligible to be nominated. Nominations may be submitted by any individual, organization, or institution. Nomination letters should be sent electronically to Ken Thibodeau, Chair of the Leahy Award Committee (chair_leahy_committee@emmettleahyaward.org) by March 1, 2015.More details and past winners available at http://www.emmettleahyaward.org/.
White papers and registration
Since this is my own personal blog, I get to do what I want with it within my own ethics and values. One of the things I like to do is link to resources I find useful and that I think would be of value to my colleagues in the information management industry. I don't care whose name is on the cover of a white paper - association, vendor, analyst, consultant, fishmonger - but rather the value of its contents.
In order for me to link to a resource, I have to be able to see it. That is, I don't just post links to random resources that sound interesting - I read it first and link based on that.
I am also against the practice of requiring registration in order to access those resources. That's one of the most significant points of value and differentiation I find in blogs in fact. So that means that if a resources is gated behind a registration wall, even one as simple as name and email address, I won't review it and I won't link to it regardless of the source.
I know why content providers do this - there are a number of reasons in fact depending on the organization.That's their choice to keep content out of the public discourse. But it's my choice to disregard content that isn't freely available. After all, to paraphrase the oft-heard quote, "if you aren't paying for the product, you are the product." I'd rather they be honest and put a price or microprice tag on it, or provide it as part of a subscription model.
Comments welcome; however note that this is my opinion and does not reflect any position of my employer, past, present or future. Note also that you are quite unlikely to change my mind.
In order for me to link to a resource, I have to be able to see it. That is, I don't just post links to random resources that sound interesting - I read it first and link based on that.
I am also against the practice of requiring registration in order to access those resources. That's one of the most significant points of value and differentiation I find in blogs in fact. So that means that if a resources is gated behind a registration wall, even one as simple as name and email address, I won't review it and I won't link to it regardless of the source.
I know why content providers do this - there are a number of reasons in fact depending on the organization.That's their choice to keep content out of the public discourse. But it's my choice to disregard content that isn't freely available. After all, to paraphrase the oft-heard quote, "if you aren't paying for the product, you are the product." I'd rather they be honest and put a price or microprice tag on it, or provide it as part of a subscription model.
Comments welcome; however note that this is my opinion and does not reflect any position of my employer, past, present or future. Note also that you are quite unlikely to change my mind.
January 21, 2015
Update to ISO initiative to standardize ediscovery processes
Update to ISO initiative to standardize ediscovery processes (ISO/IEC 27050): http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=227c03b0-c549-47f8-98f9-f1a1445ceba4
The article by Eric Hibbard referenced in the blog post above can be found here: http://lr.avemarialaw.edu/Content/articles/v12i2.Hibbard.pdf
H/T: Peter Kurilecz
The article by Eric Hibbard referenced in the blog post above can be found here: http://lr.avemarialaw.edu/Content/articles/v12i2.Hibbard.pdf
H/T: Peter Kurilecz
SharePoint 2013 governance poster
What is governance in SharePoint 2013? Poster here: http://zoom.it/vb5G#full. H/T Laura Rogers.
Related article: https://technet.microsoft.com/library/ff598584
Related article: https://technet.microsoft.com/library/ff598584
January 20, 2015
Call for Nominations for the Carl E. Weise Scholarship Award for Information Governance
Pleased that AIIM is recognizing our late colleague Carl Weise with this new scholarship.
Details are available at http://info.aiim.org/digital-landfill/call-for-nominations-the-carl-e.-weise-scholarship-award-for-information-governance. The deadline to apply is February 15.
Details are available at http://info.aiim.org/digital-landfill/call-for-nominations-the-carl-e.-weise-scholarship-award-for-information-governance. The deadline to apply is February 15.
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