Most organizations have a mix of structured data, unstructured data, and semi-structured data. It’s hard to maintain structure for every document that enters the database or storage locations for a business, but structuring that information makes it easier to search through and easier to data mine. And truthfully the best most organizations can do isRead more

Every organization has at least slightly different uses for an enterprise content management solution. Right now, many companies need ECM for one specific reason. Their team is remote but still needs to work together and access files. Growing apart and more isolated during lock down is a common occurrence. Managers look for ways to reverseRead more

While the planet is still reeling from the pandemic…business finds a way. Even wearing masks and social distancing, we have to find a way to collaborate with one another. Corporate and commercial communication is crucial, now more than ever, as companies coordinate healthcare and critical supplies. Part of this coordination involves file sharing. In fact,Read more

A lot of companies right now are being given an unspoken test by their candidates, employees, and prospective candidates: how well are they handling the pandemic? Are they putting their employees’ health (and therefore very lives) above the bottom line? Are they adapting to work-from-home and remote communication? Are they foregoing unnecessary risks? The techRead more

Truck drivers are facing more adversity than expected during quarantine. The pressure is on to keep supply chains open, but not enough companies and regulatory bodies are taking measures to ensure compliance and meet the needs of drivers. Some companies are asking drivers to stay in their trucks during deliveries or to use digital assetsRead more

2020 feels like the future already. Just the sound of it – twenty twenty. The look of the digits, those double zeros, like a racecar about to break the sound barrier all over again. A nice round number everyone can get behind. Both the symmetrical cap on an era and a perfect starting block forRead more

Let’s look realistically at some achievable goals for Q1 of 2020. A good place to start is breaking down the time. Q1 typically runs from January 1st to March 31st. This year, January 1st is a Wednesday — so it’s a safe bet a lot of people won’t be back in the office on JanuaryRead more

Most workers dread meetings. They often go on too long, aren’t structured properly, and feature speakers that put them to sleep. However, meetings and presentations are necessary to your company’s success. Even if you’re just meeting quarterly, or presenting a new company strategy once a month, it’s good to get in some face time withRead more

A website isn’t just the numbers behind it, and a blog can’t be defined by its clicks alone. If you want visitors to stick around and come back for more, you’ll have to offer them a cool place to hang out. The amount of clicks you get won’t even matter when you start focusing onRead more

Another school year is winding down — and in some districts, it’s already over. While that might mean a huge sigh of relief for some teachers and administrators and a focus shift to their well-earned vacation time, it also marks a crucial transition in any calendar year for a school district. When classes end orRead more