Category Archives: ECM

CMO Suites – Missing the Point (Despite Some Analytics)

Posted on February 12, 2014 by Toby Bell

It has been suggested by recent comments that I have become a standard bearer for content valuation. Admittedly, much of what I have written does seem tied to unusual events, personalities, and costs related to documents. As if there’s a … Continue reading →

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Content in the Cloud – WWKBD*

Posted on April 9, 2013 by Toby Bell

“When Content Goes Out The Door, Control Goes With It.” If you are a goofy optimist, this statement might seem self-explanatory. And, you might feel comforted. But I’d have to wonder if you are clear on the facts: content is … Continue reading →

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Megaupload Message from the Feds: $#%&! Forensics

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Toby Bell

Given the amazing advances in search algorithms during the past decade, you’d think sifting through large volumes of customer data to find examples of copyright infringement within would be de rigueur for the Feds – part of the cost of regulating … Continue reading →

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How to Start a Wildfire

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Toby Bell

If you’re going to solve a problem, it helps to have a grasp of the underlying baseline… you can’t get from the current to the desired state (or even stimulate such desire) unless you establish a starting point. So, for … Continue reading →

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Is SharePoint the New Definition of ECM in Legal?

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Toby Bell

Until recently, the content management software marketplace was fragmented. Many vendors, industry analysts, and buyers insisted that their viewpoints about the future of ECM made the most sense. But despite nearly continuous investment in the technology, most firms’ implementations ranged … Continue reading →

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