Enterprise Information Management

Enterprise information management is an overarching term and strategy to describe related or aligned disciplines and processes for gathering, managing, disseminating, leveraging and disposing of all types of information assets within an organization.

6 Takeaways from SAP’s Sapphire 2012

Bill McNee | May 16, 2012

blogOrlando SAP conference: cloud and in-memory clearly part of the road, and battles, ahead

Kronos: Supercharging Workforce Analytics

Mark A. Smith | May 15, 2012

blogIndustry-specific enhancements should aid move away from spreadsheets

Lighting the Borders of Information Management

Jim Ericson | May 11, 2012

blogHorizontal approaches to data governance, business process modeling can make the components of EIM more real and whole

New Product News – May 10, 2012

Justin Kern | May 10, 2012

newsNew and updated solutions and services from Citrix, Newforma, Panorama and more

Life Insurance CIOs Face Tech Trends with Integration, Communication

Justin Stephani | May 10, 2012

newsLOMA: Mobile apps, social media, cloud computing and other new technologies can all help insurers

Information Management Value Doesn’t Match Initiatives

Justin Kern | May 09, 2012

reportVentana report finds sluggish maturity, but high returns with governance and MDM in place

Data Recovery: A Plan Without Reinforcement Isn’t a Plan

Mark Wesley | May 09, 2012

featureThe effort and investment of implementing an enforcement strategy to any records information management program pales in comparison to the cost of having to replace lost documents or mounting legal defenses as a result of improperly/not properly securing information