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By on June 21st, 2011

Perfect Day at Pine Hills

A special day at Pine Hills Country Club in Plymouth. The Planning began 365 days ago. A committed group of volunteers, which grew and grew. Synergy is an amazing thing when it emerges. Our Golf Benefit Committee chaired by Bob Williams brought the vision of a better education/life for Deaf Children to life again this year. This community effort ranging from Boston, Albany, Silver Spring MD, NJ, Boca Raton and Bon Aire began early morning and ended late into the evening.

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By on May 03rd, 2011

New Job Listing Service at AIIMNE.com

The AIIM New England Chapter is constantly seeking ways to serve both the industry and especially our user community. With that in mind, we are proud to offer a new service. We now have an industry jobs listing section here at AIIMNE.com. You may post your positions available or positions sought listings on the site.

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What is the cost of Lost Records?
By on November 16th, 2010

What is the cost of Lost Records?

It could result in $69 Million is cost overruns when one is attempting to refurbish nuclear warheads. Plans to refurbish Trident nuclear weapons had to be put on hold because US scientists forgot how to manufacture a component of the warhead, a US congressional investigation has revealed. It’s easy to say that this is a usual case, and certainly most of us are not in the business of manufacturing or refurbishing nuclear weapons. But there is a real impact on daily operations of more “normal” businesses. An information week survey says that workers spend 7.5 percent of their time on PCs looking for files.

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By on April 29th, 2010

AIIM International Conference – The SharePoint Track!

Hello New England!
At last week’s AIIM International conference in Philly, I had the opportunity to participate in the SharePoint conference which was a complimentary track within the overall program.  Unquestionably, the buzz and interest in these sessions were  impressive as presentations typically pretty packed with interested participants.
With the pending release of SharePoint 2010 (end of [...]

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