Craig Ball: Custodian-Directed Preservation of iPhone Content: Simple. Scalable. Proportional. Interesting, but not sure I agree - the comments (including mine I hope!) are interesting as well.

My contribution: how is using an iPhone backup for preservation any different from e.g. using a PC or system backup for preservation? And there is significant case law in the US that reflects on that approach through the lenses of cost shifting, accessibility of the underlying information, etc.

Adobe: Flash & The Future of Interactive Content Short version: Flash is gone as of 2020.

Lee Dallas: How AI Will Kill Unstructured Content

RT: Delaware allows corporations to use blockchain to create & maintain transaction records

H/T: Sheri Nystedt

Ryan Duguid @ Nintex: Low Code and the 'Citizen Developer': Too Good To Be True?

AIIM's own Felicia Dillard: Why the CIP is Not Just For Information Pros: An Accountant's Story

Marko Sillanpää: Hello, Managing Documents Still Matters

Gregory Zelfond: 4 ways to configure SharePoint Document Library and organize documents

Andrezza Falk: Connecting the IM-Business Dots

Activity 7/12: Walking desk, 2.4-2.7 mph, 9% incline, 1:01, 2.7 miles

Gregory Zelfond: 10 Practical Tips to Boost SharePoint User Adoption

Kevin Parker: Content Cleanup and Migration Planning

Bill Tolson: Are Pigs Starting to Fly? (re: automating information governance)

Peggy Winton: In Pursuit of the CIP: why did I wait so long?

Activity 7/9: Walking desk, 2.4-3.0 mph, 9% incline, 1:07, 2.83 miles

Activity 7/8: 5.15 mile walk, average 25-min mile pace

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Laurence Hart: You Can't Talk Future of ECM Without Cloud Content Services - a response to Joe Shepley's post.

Joe Shepley: Stop Worrying About ECM Vendors: It's All About Your Approach

NYTimes: As Elites Switch to Texting, Watchdogs Fear Loss of Transparency. More about encrypted/self-destructing apps like Signal, but still a good story that should be addressed regardless of which "side" is doing it.

H/T: Don Lueders

Jed Cawthorne, for CMSWire: Potayto, Potahto, We All Agree on Strategy

Activity 7/6: Walking desk, 2.4 mph, 9% incline, 1:23, 3.32 miles

NextGen: 9 Tips on Asking for Training Dollars (When Budgets are Tight)

Activity 7/5: Walking desk, 2.4 mph, 9% incline, 57 min, 2.3 miles

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