Enterprise Intelligence

In this episode, Jason Cassidy and Davy Slimmon discuss the importance of user experience in information management. They highlight the role of automation in improving search capabilities and the overall employee and customer experience. The conversation also touches on the shift in perception of information management and the need for adaptation and learning in the age of automation. They emphasize the importance of continuous improvement and iteration in enterprise software. Finally, they explore the concept of convenience copies in information management and discuss strategies for identifying and addressing them. Lastly, they touch on the recent introduction of a feature flag in Facebook and Instagram that allows users to filter out political content, highlighting the balance between user experience and the dissemination of news.

In this weeks episode, Jason Cassidy and Davey Slimmon discuss the impact of AI on diversity, equity, and inclusion while highlighting the need for human discretion in AI decision-making and the importance of customer experience. The discussion also delves into the privacy concerns surrounding facial recognition technology and the need for organizations to be transparent about data usage.

This week's conversation delves into the benefits of an agile approach to projects, emphasizing iteration and incremental improvements. Jason and Davey discuss challenges in traditional project management, advocating for a focus on the journey rather than just the end result. They explore the power of subtraction in problem-solving and the difference between knowing and understanding. Privacy legislation pitfalls, historical patterns, and the push-pull between innovation and inefficiency are also touched upon. The conversation highlights the need for effective privacy measures, considering trade-offs between privacy and practicality

This week, Jason Cassidy and Davey Slimmon discuss the politics of data and artificial intelligence, the democratization of data within organizations, managing cloud costs, and the importance of being data-driven. They emphasize the need to work directly with data and make decisions based on evidence rather than ideology. They also discuss the challenges of motivating people to research and understand data. Overall, they highlight the power of data in making informed decisions and improving outcomes.

In this conversation, Jason and Davey discuss various topics related to ESG scores, sustainability reporting, data footprint, and trust in data. They explore the importance of ESG scores and the potential impact on consumer behaviour. Jason and Davey also highlight the need for organizations to reduce their data footprint to minimize environmental impact and improve cost efficiency. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of responsible data management and the potential benefits of adopting sustainable practices.

This week Jason Cassidy and Davey Slimmon discuss the concept of the ‘aboutness’ of content and the challenges of determining it. They explore the use of AI and NLP in indexing and abstracting content, as well as the desire for natural language processing in querying computers. They also discuss the potential role of controlled vocabularies in bridging the gap between human understanding and machine interpretation, and the importance of considering the effort required to pre-calculate and organize data in finding information.

Jason Cassidy and Davey Slimmon discuss various topics related to information management, including the best skills in information management, the importance of starting simple and evolving, and the value of rapid and efficient solutions. They also reflect on the cloud hype and the value proposition it offers, emphasizing the importance of maximizing speed, accuracy, and effectiveness in business operations. The concept of being the ‘LeBron James’ of information management is introduced, highlighting the goal of providing instantaneous access to accurate information.

In this week’s episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy sits down with Lewis S. Eisen to discuss how rules can be crafted to increase buy-in and improve the likelihood of reaching desired compliance outcomes. With a passion for policy, Lewis describes the evolution of rule creation - we no longer live in a world where companies dictate rules. Organizations now relate to their employees differently, and compliance based rules need to be created with this change in mind. Updating how rules and requirements are written and presented, while focusing on the shared values of the company, can transform compliance adoption.

About Lewis S. Eisen, B.A., J.D., C.I.P.,

Lewis is a celebrated and prolific policy writer who's approach to drafting policy has been adopted by groups and organizations across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. In addition to his policy pursuits, Lewis has also practiced law and offered his expertise as a technology consultant. these career highlights, Lewis is also the author of the international best seller How to Write Rules That People Want to Follow.

In this week's edition of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Trevor Banks to discuss the digital ambition of the Government of Canada. As a key focus for the government, Trevor and his team are working to transform mindsets, approaches, and service delivery models to drive efficiencies and productivity. With a 'user first' approach, the government is shifting its focus from policy to the end user while maintaining compliance, safety, and information management requirements.

In this special edition of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Gerry Guilbeault and Jed Cawthorne to a roundtable discussion about the future of the industry and the ways information governance can drive business value.About Gerry Gerry Guilbeault specializes in process improvement and information management. He currently works as the Director for Records and Information Management at CIBC US. Gerry has over a decade worth of experience in the industry. His extensive resume includes roles at Pitney Bowes Management Services, and Telespectrum Worldwide. His dedication resulted in him becoming an AIIM International Certified Information Professional in 2016. He’s also been a loyal customer to Shinydocs, and has worked closely with Jason to help meet CIBC’s ECM needs. About Jed Jed Cawthorne specializes in information and knowledge management. He currently resides in the role of Principal Product Manager at NetDocuments. Jed has worked in both business and technology divisions, with the goal of bridging the IT and business divide. On top of that, Jed has worked closely with the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies to assist in curriculum development, course development and presentation activities. Like Gerry, Jed was also awarded with the honor of becoming a Certified Information Professional for AIIM international in 2018.