Debunking the myth of unstructured content

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Slides from ARMA Switzerland presentation on November 29, 2011.

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Unstructured Content – Debunking the Myth

Chris WalkerSenior Principal Consultant

ARMA Switzerland – Basel CH29 November, 2011

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Agenda

• Why are you here? • Unstructured Content – There’s no such thing• Enterprise Content Management doesn’t really exist• Putting the Enterprise in Content Management• Let’s Chat• References & Inspiration

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This is about business, not IT

Address business issues before technology

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Unstructured Content - There’s no such thing

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What is structure?

• In ECM terms it’s properties– We call it metadata– It helps us classify stuff– It’s a db term, not a business term

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Dear Santa

This has structure

Vendor

Order

Customer

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What is this?

If you’re a Laplander or Innu it’s food, clothing,

transport.

If you’re a child it’s a symbol of Christmas.

•Relevant properties depend on perspective

•Not necessarily the content author’s

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What’s new in storing & describing our stuff?

Better, more precise descriptions of our stuff.

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NB: storage isn’t actually cheap

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What’s new in finding & retrieving our stuff?

We’ve got better tools, there’s more stuff and we want it, faster.

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Enterprise Content Management Doesn’t Really Exist

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What’s E about it?

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Mostly silo’d, hardly for everyone, forget about LOB integration

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What did you do with that ECMS you bought?

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Typically point or dept sol’n, no one else knows what’s happening

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Putting the Enterprise in Content Management

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Breadth & depth

To achieve the E you need to go broad and deep.

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I’ve got connections

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Push, don’t pull

Get the content to me, don’t make me come and get it.

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Not Discussed, but Really Important

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I haven’t forgotten …

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cloudsocial

governance

systems of

recordsystems of

engagement

mobile

standards

… neither should you.

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References & Inspiration

• A lot of really, really smart people at AIIM and on Twitter• The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood by James

Gleick• Transforming Infoglut! A Pragmatic Strategy for Oracle Ent

erprise Content Management by Brian Huff and Andy MacMillan

• Systems of Engagement and the Future of Enterprise IT: A Sea Change in Enterprise IT an AIIM White Paper by Geoffrey Moore

• These posts from my blog:– ECM for Unstructured Content Only? No Way– Mythical Beasties– Come Together

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Let’s Chat

• Chris.walker@oracle.com• +1 780 270 5359• Twitter @chris_p_walker (not Oracle sanctioned)• Linkedin – search for Christian Walker

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