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Enabling Zachman Framework and Managing Change

by @ Friday, September 19th, 2008. Filed under ECM, Enterprise Architecture

Seminar for Enterprise Architecture Implementation and Management Enabling the Zachman Framework and Managing Change Toronto Oct 6-8, 2008 Enterprise Content Management, ECM, almost always involves deep changes in an enterprise’s information architecture beyond the specific solution. A group that I’m associated with has a seminar taking place in October (Oct.6-8) on Enterprise Architecture. The seminar [...]

The ‘E’ in ECM stands for Enterprise

by @ Friday, April 18th, 2008. Filed under ECM

Booth bunny Once in a while every articulate consultant gets to play booth bunny at some technical show. So, having donned a jacket and tie, rather than the fur-trimmed swimsuit, The Portable Consultant was happy to take his turn describing his client’s services to their customers. During a break in the huge lines of people [...]

RSS as a Radically Simple Suggestion

by @ Tuesday, February 20th, 2007. Filed under ECM, Emerging

As some of you may recall, The Portable Consultant is presently assisting with the implementation of an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) System for a Canadian financial company. The vendor has now been selected and the project PM is scheduling the vendor’s training courses. One of the course descriptions mentions management of “content subscription” and the [...]

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