Bryant Duhon
A collection of 10 (mostly) content-related pieces. This obviously isn't inclusive of the entire industry, but a compilation of articles, blog posts, news, etc. that I've read this week and found interesting.
Security and trust have always been a core focus for our product and infrastructure teams at Box. One of the big investments we've been making lately is around content protection - how we identify, control and protect content from both malicious and unintentional actions.
For a while I've seen the various posts of the death of ECM. What has happen is that "enterprise" has become an adjective rather than a noun. Often, as vendors, we think enterprise means a big deal size rather than a wide venture. Enterprise solutions have come to mean solutions to large problem encountered often...
Hello, my name is Marko and I used to have a pack a month habit. Sorry I meant to say ream a month habit. But this summer two events merged and I found myself quitting paper cold turkey. First my home office shrank and then I joined Hyland.
Here we are in 2013, staring 2014 in the face as the holiday season slowly descends upon us. As I look back over the year, it seems like many others in the Content industry. As I look further back, the years seem to blend together. That is a problem.
Salesforce1 made its debut at Dreamforce 2013 in San Francisco this week. But what is it, really? Is it application software that holds all of a company's enterprise apps? How about a way to make all of Salesforce's technology available on mobile devices? Now we're getting somewhere. Topic: Customer Experience.
Three Faces of Information Governance from John Mancini Registered for AIIM 2014 yet? Don't get frozen out.
We work together in teams, across divisions and with different companies. A lot of our productive work time is lost because information is kept in departments,
My keynote deck on what organizations will have to design for in the next 7 years as they update their structure and processes to deal with high-velocity techno
Enterprise mobile platforms are tools that provide capabilities for mobile application development as well as services required by those mobile applications. They can address business-to-customer (B2C) and/or business-to-employee (B2E) use cases. Real Story Group has recently released a detailed evaluation of 21 such vendors.
These segments are increasingly overlapping, as Cloud-based File Sharing (CFS) vendors build better Document Management (DM) capabilities (such as library services) and DM vendors build (or acquire) cloud-based file-sharing, sync, and lightweight collaboration services
