The Human Element in AI and IM

Peter Rahalski, CIP (Senior M365 Information Governance Architect, North America for Infotechtion) shares his insights on how organizational design partially determines an organization's approach and valuation of information management. We also cover how AI assists humans as opposed to replacing them and the debate around AI and the digitization of the workforce.

AIIM President & CEO Tori Miller Liu interviews policy expert and published author Lewis Eisen, CIP in this episode of AIIM OnAir. Lewis shares how policies can be used to create and foster healthy workplace cultures as well as advance organizational goals. He also shares how information management practitioners need to transform into leaders, focused on alliance building; communicating a clear vision; and articulating values and principles.

In this episode, Lauren Mayes (Program Director/Senior Development Manager of Software Development at IBM) shares how AI adoption will come in two waves. First, organizations will adopt new AI-enabled features in existing systems and then organizations will begin adopting AI-first applications. Instead of replacing workers, these AI-first applications will address the "gaps" where processes are manual, cumbersome, and inefficient. Lauren also shares how organizations can start their AI journey and implement responsible AI solutions.

AIIM President & CEO Tori Miller Liu sits down with Tomas Gogar, CEO and co-founder of Rossum, for a fascinating conversation about the impact of AI on intelligent document processing (IDP, the practice of information management, and society at-large. We also discuss the next revolution in AI where AI may achieve "real reasoning."

In this Special Bonus episode of AIIM on Air, OpenText's Alison Clarke and Tracy Caughell discuss how organizations can unlock the value of enterprise content with AI. They share practical advice on how to get started with AI as well as several use cases for AI in information management.   Learn more in OpenText's webinar on May 2, 2024 where AIIM President & CEO Tori Miller Liu will join Alison and Tracy to continue the conversation. Register online for the webinar "Unlock the value of your enterprise content with OpenText AI."

AvePoint Inc.'s Director of Information Management Alyssa Blackburn and AIIM President & CEO Tori Miller Liu have a lively, funny conversation in this episode of AIIM OnAir. Sharing insights from AvePoint's new "AI and Information Management Report", Blackburn discusses a practical approach to ethical AI and how information management is key to success with AI. AIIM was proud to contribute to AvePoint's research and report. You can download a free copy of the report at https://www.avepoint.com/ebook/ai-and-information-management-report-2024.

AIIM President & CEO Tori Miller Liu, CIP, chats with industry thought leader Tod Chernikoff, CRM, IGP, CIP, FIIM. Tod explains the value of information management and how the reason for investing in IM can depend on needs and your industry. We also discuss the debt of record retention and how you weigh whether or not to retain data. We also talk about the evolving role of the information manager and where it should sit in an organizational chart. Don't miss this examination of the profession with Tod, an ISD Analyst, Records and Information Management with Navy Federal Credit Union.

AIIM President & CEO Tori Miller Liu sits down with AIIM Fellow and the 2016 Award of Merit Recipient Priscilla Emery with e-Nterprise Advisors, discussing AI, the information ecosystem, the value of the AIIM Conference, and conquering imposter syndrome as a women in information management.   Correction: The article by Thornton May, mentioned in the podcast, was published on CIO.com and not ComputerWorld

AIIM's President & CEO Tori Miller Liu and AIIM 2024 Chair Karen Hobert discuss Karen's vision for the year ahead, AIIM's new strategy, and the future of the information management industry.

Tori Miller Liu, CEO at AIIM International, reviews updates to the new AIIM CIP program and looks forward to developments 2024 at AIIM.