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Info a penny, info a pound

Cracking back on with the blog in the new year, I have been thinking about Information Overload. Naturally, soon enough a Google search had to be done and a Tweet or two followed on some of the more i…

No single version of the truth

Really interesting reading the comments across all social media about the decision to take down Wikipedia for the day in protest at the SOPA proposal. There are a lot of opinions from differing angles…

Super-fast stutters in the cities

Apparently the UK is lagging when it comes to uptake of super-fast broadband with only 4% of households signed up, which is a surprise given how much time we all spend on-line, especially shopping... …

Use it or Lose it

There's an old saying: You don't miss what you have until it's gone. There's a more modern saying that you have to let go to be able to move forward... which nicely sums up the challenge faced by many…

Who's out to spoliate your fun?

Learning new terminology comes with the territory in the wonderful world of Information Management. Today, I have mostly been considering spoliation and its impact on information governance in the UK.…

Content to find another way round

Another thing we've learnt in setting up Acuity IMS is that there are so many content sources that it's a challenge just to list them all to find a starting point. Considering device and platform conv…

For the Record: Po-Mo is the future of the past

News from our Dutch cousins. I was on a training course in Utrecht recently and there was a discussion about buying criteria for Electronic Records Management (ERM) systems. There was the usual conver…

Solution in a Box? Drop everything

As we've been going through the set-up phase for Acuity IMS, we've realised lots of things - some in a Eureka! moment, others in a more downbeat, that'll-cost-us manner. However, there have been some …

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