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Nick Inglis
Zen Tech Innovation
Partner
http://thezentech.com

Partner at Zen Tech Innovation, I've been teaching companies how to effectively engage their audience via social media. I find myself somewhere between development and marketing. An AIIM Enterprise 2.0 Master and Instructor, an ECM Specialist (working on my Master certification) and an Inbound Marketing Certified Professional.

Magazine Articles Authored by Nick Inglis:
"The Paperless and Limitless Company?" - ImageSource Magazine, May 2010.
"Recognize The Need For Change : MPS Marketing" - PowerSource Online Magazine, May 2010.

Blog Posts

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Is The Line Between Inside and Outside The Firewall Getting Blurry?
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
Is it just me or is the line between inside and outside of the firewall getting blurrier. As marketing and PR departments reach out via social media and employees are connecting on Facebook and... read more
Positioning SharePoint in 160 Characters or less...
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
Please excuse my formatting issues (Easier to read version here), but there was a terrific conversation on Twitter about SharePoint and it's position in the future that I wanted to bring to... read more
Personal/Professional: What’s The Right Mix?
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
In all social networks I’m a big advocate of blending the personal and professional. If you send me all updates about what your company is doing, I’m likely going to ignore you.... read more
Which Collaboration Are We Talking About?
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
In the AIIM Enterprise 2.0 course there is a discussion around 3 different approaches to collaboration: Interpersonal Content/Context Procedural In the Enterprise 2.0 sphere, we’... read more
Enterprise 2.0 with Joomla
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
For those of you who don’t know Joomla, it is an open source content management system. You can read more about it (and my review of it) in the Buyer’s Guide. I have used Joomla for... read more
Productivity As A Driver For Enterprise 2.0
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
There are many business benefits for Enterprise 2.0 adoption, the primary among these (at least in the current economic environment) seems to me to be productivity. Alright, productivity may not be... read more
Pricing Models and What Drives The Decision
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
As I’ve been consulting companies of all sizes and talking to folks within many age groups I’ve started to see what may be a trend in regards to pricing model and ages. Older folks seem... read more
Avoiding Proprietary Formats Like The Plague (Scanning, DM)
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
I’m by no means an expert on the plague, I just want to take that off the table right away. I have, however, gotten stuck because of some company’s ridiculous proprietary format. When... read more
Enterprise 2.0 In A Small Company
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
The company I work for is small, in the 1-25 employee category. We hardly qualify as an "Enterprise" but that hasn't meant that we haven't marched forward with our Enterprise 2.0... read more

Discussions

Enterprise 2.0 Conference? Get AIIM E2.0 Training.
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
Are you heading to the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston? Get your AIIM Enterprise 2.0 training the week before you go just an hour away in Worcester, MA. More info: http://datavault.com/content/... read more
Post Your Pricing
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
When I go to McDonald's I check to see how much money I've got in my pocket and then I order something that I enjoy accordingly. Why do nearly all of our solution providers (DM, ECM, E20) not post... read more
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Should SharePoint be considered part of Enterprise 2.0?
By Nick Inglis
Partner for Zen Tech Innovation
If we take O'Reilly's qualifications of Web 2.0 to be the basis of what would eventually become Enterprise 2.0 can we include SharePoint as an Enterprise 2.0 tool? Let's look at O'... read more
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