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Observations on AIIM 2010

By Barclay | Published: April 22, 2010

I’m on my way home from Philadelphia after an interesting and useful AIIM 2010 Expo, and thought I would share some observations. I had many good meetings, saw some good products, learned some new things, and met a bunch of good people. I hope everyone else had a useful trip, and got home safe and [...]

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10 Reasons Information Governance Make Sense: Reason # 5

By Barclay | Published: April 9, 2010

It Ain’t Gonna Get Any Easier “By far the biggest mistake people make when trying to change organizations is to plunge ahead without establishing a high enough sense of urgency in fellow managers and employees. This error is fatal because transformations always fail to achieve their objectives when complacency levels are high.” John P. Kotter, [...]

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What Does Increased Regulatory Enforcement Look Like?

By Barclay | Published: March 17, 2010

“We recognize the issue of costs to companies to implement robust compliance programs . . . the cost of not being FCPA compliant however can and will be much, much higher.” Lanny A. Breuer, the assistant attorney general of the DOJ’s criminal division It seems like everyone with an axe to grind in the information [...]

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