Top Records and Information Management Blogs – Part 1
In many parts of the United States, Canada and around the world, April 2014 is Records and Information Management Month. In honor of that, TAB is publishing a four-part series on the top blogs in records and information management.
The web is full of great resources for records managers. Among these are a large number of blogs devoted to various aspects of records and information management.
At TAB, we are continually impressed by the quality and variety of discussion and insights shared by our fellow RIM professionals. Our list of the top records and information management blogs brings you the best of the best.
In part one of a four-part series, we focus on the best blogs by RM associations and analysts. These blogs offer insights and opinion from some of the leading thinkers in records management today.
- Digital Landfill, maintained by John Mancini, President of AIIM.
- AIIM Community Blogs, full of excellent contributions by members of AIIM.
- IRMS Blog, the official blog of the Information and Records Management Society.
- Too Much Information, an information management blog by the 451 research group.
- Cheryl McKinnon, a Forrester analyst covering information architecture and records management.
- Real Story Group, an analyst blog featuring independent evaluations of RM technology products.
Top Blog Highlight:
What’s Next for Content Management?
By John Mancini, Digital Landfill
In this post, John looks at one of the biggest business challenges of the coming decade: managing the growing volume, variety and velocity of information in the workplace. The post offers a fresh way to look at the role of records and information managers and leaves us with a few questions to ponder as we move forward.
Next Steps
- Check out our full list of the best records management blogs.
- Is something missing? If you know of a top RIM blog that should be included in our list, please let us know!
- Contact TAB for help with your records and information management challenges.
