ECM News Features

1. Go Green: Recycle Old Content 12/3/2015

   When content is piling up, the best way to save time and create traffic is to reuse old content in a new light. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

2. Do Your Homework Before Choosing A WCM System 11/30/2015

   According to some experts, web content management systems are more likely to become obsolete faster, so do your homework before you consider investing in one. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

3. WordPress Powers 25% Of Content Management 11/25/2015

   Wordpress, the most popular content management system, now runs one in every four websites. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

4. Product Content Critical To Customer Experience 11/11/2015

   Product content can help or hurt your brand, according to a Shotfarm Product Information report. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

5. Is Email Undermining Your Customer Service? 11/3/2015

   Email is convenient, but a Kodak Alaris report suggests email may be setting you up for failure. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

6. Is ‘Going Paperless’ Really Possible? 11/2/2015

   As World Paper Free Day approaches, take time to think about how going paperless and becoming digital can help your business and much more. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

7. Don’t Ignore Mobile 10/30/2015

   Now is the time to embrace mobile devices, or risk being left in the dust. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

8. Protecting Customer Data: Digital Security Measures 10/29/2015

   What are you doing to make sure sensitive data is being protected? By Katie Wike, contributing writer

9. New York Times Nearly Loses All Due To Poor Records Management 10/20/2015

   It’s never too early to convert your paper files to digital, and the New York Times almost found out the hard way when water pipes threatened to destroy their archive of front page photos. By Katie Wike, contributing writer

10. e-discovery Brings Ease To Content Searches 10/19/2015

    e-discovery tools can help organizations sift through mountains of information in significantly less time than employees can manage by hand - and save money in the process. By Katie Wike, contributing writer