This was a video script I wrote and narrated to show the Scan to Microsoft SharePoint capability of the Fujitsu fi-6010N network-attached scanner. Please click the link below to view the video on YouTube: Scan to Microsoft SharePoint with the ScanSnap fi-6010N iScanner network scanner
I had a wonderful weekend! Brandee, myself and Jack headed up to visit my parents for a few days. We packed up the car, threw Jack in the back (after Brandee piled a bunch of blankets to make him a nice cushion of course :-) ) and then began the journey. It takes about 3 hours to get there. We arrived at about 11:30pm after stopping at In-N-Out Burger for…
After 20+ years I finally pulled the trigger and became a Professional Member of the AIIM community. I’m proud to have stepped-up to the plate to support AIIM’s non-profit efforts in providing unbiased, quality education and events for information management professionals. Please consider joining as a Basic Member for free and be a part of the thriving community at www.aiim.org, or become a Professional Member, like me :-), at the…
Fujitsu was a terrific company about offering online educational courses to their employees. I took, and completed, many courses during my employment including, but not limited to, the following topics: C++ Foundation for Non-C Programmers Career Development_Excelling in Your Career Cisco Networking Technologies Introduction Communicating with Difficult People_Working With Difficult Employees Effective Presentations_The Presentation Process Environmental Education FY2007 General Environmental Education Microsoft Visual Basic.NET-Web Development Pt 1_Web Forms and Controls…
Sometimes it is not the technology itself that dictates either the success or failure of a particular technology. I believe that the “user experience” helps drive adoption of a particular technology or ultimately will bring its demise. Let me give you a few examples. Microsoft Windows: Ask yourself this question; self: “Was Windows the most robust and feature-rich operating system when Microsoft introduced Windows in the early 1990’s?” Probably not, but…