Enterprise information management is an overarching term and strategy to describe related or aligned disciplines and processes for gathering, managing, disseminating, leveraging and disposing of all types of information assets within an organization.


blogSAP alluded to more capabilities to come in the future which will most likely appear in its SAP Enterprise Information Management (EIM) suite, and the sooner they arrive the better, since half of organizations are need to integrate data from the cloud to on-premises environments
commentaryBoston event brings out health care innovation and big names like Aetna and AT&T
featureCoupling the rise of social networking with the amount of data and processes that are managed outside of the structured IT purview, it’s no wonder that the estimated 80 percent of unstructured and semistructured data has been difficult for IT to prioritize with other ongoing and equally pressing issues
reportCompTIA report: 1 in 10 organizations at exact desired level with communications and sharing platforms; spending and implementations expected to jump by 2013
blogSAP, IBM, ServiceNow events reflect growth from both sides
blogOrlando SAP conference: cloud and in-memory clearly part of the road, and battles, ahead
newsNew and updated solutions and services from Compuware, Informatica, CA and more
blogIndustry-specific enhancements should aid move away from spreadsheets
blogHorizontal approaches to data governance, business process modeling can make the components of EIM more real and whole
newsNew and updated solutions and services from Citrix, Newforma, Panorama and more
newsLOMA: Mobile apps, social media, cloud computing and other new technologies can all help insurers
reportVentana report finds sluggish maturity, but high returns with governance and MDM in place
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