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WINNINGINTEGRATIONSTRATEGIES TOINSPIRE &

STIMULATECAMPUS-WIDEECM ADOPTION

Thursday, October 29th, 2015

1:30 PM – 2:20 PM

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Jim Sibenaller Director, Business & Enterprise

Services, IT Services

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What steps did you take to establish anECM program on your campus?



Where did you streamline operations

and what tools did you use?



How were you able to effectiely improecompliance initiaties?



What systems hae you integrated with your

ECM solution? What strategies did you employ?

!nd what results hae you seen?



How do you keep track of

simple metrics and measures?!nd why is it important to the

success of your pro"ect?



What did you do to promote your pro"ect

and how is your strategy affecting yourgoal of campus#wide adoption?



How do you communicate alue

in order to gain buy in frommanagement and end#users?

