Business must do a better job of inspiring information professionals in an increasingly social
and mobile era. It’s a goal reachable by engaging IT and content managers with a combination of new
enterprise
social media technologies, a number of speakers and session leaders at AIIM (Association of
Information and Image Management) Conference 2012 in San Francisco said.
In this series of video interviews, John Mancini, president of AIIM, speaks about new systems of
engagement; New York University Adjunct Professor Clay Shirky, talks about the buildup of
commercial and organizational intelligence from his presentation To Make Sense of Data, First
Make Sense of People at the conference; Michael Chui, senior fellow at the McKinsey Global
Institute, discusses the Rise of the Networked Enterprise and facilitating enterprise
adoption of social
technologies to enable faster access to expertise, reduced costs and other business benefits;
and R. “Ray” Wang, principal analyst and CEO of Constellation Research Group, who presented How
Mobile and Location Convergence Will Drive Context in the Future of Apps points out that the
“five forces
of consumerization” – mobility, social media, cloud services, big data and video – are being
pulled together to deliver a connected experience with great efficiencies.
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