
Taking Baby Steps to ECM Success...
Generally, everything starts out small - babies, seedlings, ideas, and project plans, to name just a few. Many enterprise content management (ECM) implementations start out as small concepts, too. Sometimes, by starting small, organizations can get a firm grasp on the intricacies of a project. No one decides on a whim to install and start using an ECM system. Careful planning, investigating, and testing go into the process.
As the article, Rome Wasn't Built in a Day explains, “Enterprise content management (ECM) is not a silver bullet. It does not solve the problems surrounding managing and using your information overnight. It is not implemented in a day.”
Just as a baby grows and takes his first steps, an ECM project matures and hopefully becomes a source of solid ROI that can become a model for the rest of the organization. And, like a parent who gives a toddler advice and shows him how to take his first steps, a proven way to guarantee the success of your ECM project is to nurture and educate your staff through training. In the Manager’s ECM Training Checklist: Six Ways to Ensure Success, specific points and questions to ask yourself are provided with the following main topics in mind:
- Understand the difference between education and training
- Establish training goals
- Match proposed training benefits with expectations
- Choose the right environment for learning
- Choose the right trainer
- Measure the impact
The bottom line:
First steps are always a little wobbly in the beginning, but with proper planning and training, you’ll take off running with your ECM project!
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Whether you’re just taking your first steps into an ECM implementation or you’ve already taken off into a sprint, contact us today to see how we can help.
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