Iron Mountain’s “on again - off again” involvement in Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is “on again” this time with a partner, Hyland. When ECM last saw Iron Mountain, it was selling its Records Management product line in 2011. I didn’t see Iron Mountain's Records Management software sales working back then. It wasn’t in Iron Mountain’s... Continue Reading →
When Process Replaces Product (or Why I Hate My HoA)
I dislike my home owners association. I am not alone. Everybody dislikes their HoA except the VERY few Hitlerian psychos that enjoy the power trip. As individuals they are (mostly) wonderful people. Their mission, which is to maintain minimum standards that protect collective property values is a good one. I should want that and I do.... Continue Reading →
Mandelbrot and BPM
I love this post on Unpredictable Work posted by Keith Swenson, VP for R&D at Fujitsu America. I read it three times. Keith's post is actually an abridged email thread between himself and Jean-Jaques Dubray. To summarize and GREATLY oversimplify - one thinks some work can't be predicted, the other thinks it can. One thinks process and... Continue Reading →
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