Presho High
School Class of 1968 - 50th Reunion, July 27 - 29, 2018
E-mail as a Stage of Immaturity through Which We Must
Pass: Best Practices for Business-Quality Communication, March 6,
2015 - Working Draft
Driving a Stake in the Heart of the Capone Consultancy
Method of Records Management: Best Practices for Correcting
Non-Records Non-Policy Nonsense, March 4, 2015
Strategy Markup Language (StratML)
- WHY StratML? -- A 14-page paper relating the purposes of the StratML standard to the points made by Simon Sinek in his book entitled Start with Why.
- StratML & the Organized Mind -- A 6-page paper relating the StratML standard to concepts documented by Daniel Levitin in The Organized
Mind: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload.
- Strategy Markup Language: An AIIM Best Practice for Strategically Managing Information and Engaging Performance Partners to Accomplish Shared Objectives -- A draft best practices paper for potential publication by AIIM relating the concept of strategic alignment to document/content/records management.
- Technology Evolution, StratML, and the Theory of Life -- A 3-page paper relating the StratML standard to concepts documented by W. Brian Arthur
in The Nature of Technology: What It Is and How It Evolves.
- The Flashy Web versus the Intelligent Web -- A 2-pager addressing HTML5 in relation to the *Strategic* Semantic Web.
- Connected in a Worldwide Web of Intentions, Stakeholders, and Results -- A 16-page paper based upon Nicholas Christakis and James Fowler's book entitled Connected: How Your Friends' Friends' Friends Affect Everything You Feel, Think, and Do.
- Liberation Revisited: Beyond Democracy to the Apolitical StratML-Enabled Performance Web -- A 5-page paper based upon Gene Sharp's book
entitled From Dictatorship to Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Liberation.
- The open, efficient, machine-readable government -- An op ed in the May 9, 2017, edition of Government Computer News (GCN).
- Creating a Sense of Purpose: Bringing People Together to Build Community in a Worldwide Web of Intentions, Stakeholders & Results -- A 6-page
paper based upon Mark Zuckerberg's Harvard commencement address.
- A plethora of YADs: Let's hope they point to a more intelligent future -- An September 12, 2017, article in Government Computer News (GCN) - Local Copy (unedited), September 4, 2017.
- Beyond Mind Reading: A StratML-Enabled Web of Intentions, Stakeholders, and Results -- An 11-page paper based upon Nicholas Epley's book entitled Mindwise: Why We Misunderstand What Others Think, Believe, Feel, and Want.
- Boomer Bust: To Be or Not to Continue to Be Sociopathic -- A 4-pager based upon A Generation of Sociopaths: How the Baby Boomers Betrayed America, by Bruce Cannon Gibney.
- Learning to Mend Misbehaving Mindsets -- A 1-pager based upon Richard H. Thaler's Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics & Carol S. Dweck's Mindset - The New Psychology of Success: How We Can Learn to Fulfill Our Potential -- Local Copy
- If I Only Had a Brain: Evolving a Prefrontal Core-Text for the Internet -- A 3-pager based upon Change Your Brain Change Your Life by
Daniel Amen -- Local Copy
- Consciously Connected Communities -- A 5-pager based upon The Future of the Mind: The Scientific Quest to Understand, Enhance, and Empower the Mind by Michio Kaku and Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain by David Eagleman -- Local Copy
- Let's
Build a Truly Modern, Connected, and Collaborative Community -- Letter to the editor of the Island Packet -- Local Copy
- Cut to the Chase: Skip the Nonsense & Proceed Directly to Doing Good Better -- A 2-pager referencing Bruce Tuckman's model of group development -- Local Copy
- Really Radical Inclusion ... in More Purposeful Communities of Results -- A 4-pager based upon Radical Inclusion: What the Post-9/11 World Should Have Taught Us About Leadership by Martin Dempsey and Ori Brafman and The Purpose Economy: How Your Desire for Impact, Personal Growth, and Community Is Changing the World by Aaron Hurst -- Local Copy
- Conversion Failure Myopia -- A 1-pager on the inefficiency of online advertising and marketing -- Local Copy
- Fighting Political Polarization -- A 4-pager addressing the contribution of "fighting words" to political polarization -- Local Copy
- Comments on the Cross-Agency Priority Goal: Leveraging Data as a Strategic Asset, July 17, 2018 -- Local Copy
- Enlightenment: What Are We Fighting For? -- A 5-pager with references to Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress by Steven Pinker -- Local Copy
- Opium of the People -- A 6-pager referencing Karl Marx, The Welfare of Nations by James Bartholomew and Men Without Work: America's Invisible Crisis by Nicholas Eberstadt -- Local Copy
- Artitificial Ignorance -- A 3-pager citing various sources -- Local Copy
- Sweet Success & Satisfaction -- A 5-pager on the importance of delaying gratification -- Local Copy
- Comments on the Cross-Agency Priority Goal: Leveraging Data as a Strategic Asset: Phase 2 - Federal Data Strategy Practices, October 18, 2018
- Transforming Governance: Reducing the Cost of GOFPAU -- A 7-pager on good-old-fashioned politics as usual -- Local Copy
- Re-Imagining Liberalism -- An 8-pager on the corruption of classical liberalism -- Local Copy
- Privately Well Practiced Public Policymaking -- Three page copy on Google Docs
- Ignorance, Politics & Democracy v. Expertise & Entrepreneurship -- A 2-pager on permissionless innovation v. permissionless governance -- Local Copy
- The Politics Industry v. We the People and the Magic Formula -- A 22-pager -- Local Copy (with graphics)
- Connecting from the Bottom-Up to Solve Problems and Save the Union -- A short article on bottom-up problem solving
- Money, Innovation & Social Good -- A 6-page article on creation of an open market for good -- Local Copy
- We the Worldwide Network of Public Entrepreneurs -- A 6-page article on engaging entrepreneurs in solving public problems -- Local Copy
- Democratic Authoritarianism -- A 7-page article on political polarization -- Local Copy
- Empathy, War & Personal Responsibility -- A 2-page article -- Local Copy
Product/Service
Description Schema, Documentation &
InfoPath Form - Screen Shots
Human Reference Model (HRM) Proposal, April 18, 2013
Election Candidate Issue Statements in StratML Format
2020 Elections
- South Carolina Congressional District 1
Federal Information &
Records Managers (FIRM) Council
Even at 80 former Sen. Jim
Abdnor retains voting bloc," Sioux
Falls Argus Leader article,
February 23, 2003
Walt Conahan,
a truly good guy, 1927-2015 -- Photo
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Augie Alumni News Article
StratML, January 6, 2010
OMB M-10-06,
Open Government Directive, December 8, 2009
OMB M-08-15,
Records Management Tools, March 31, 2008
Interview
with
Government Computer News (GCN), August 6, 2007
Raines' Rules Revisited, October
24, 2006 - PPT | PDF
- Fuzzy Logic
& Miscellaneity, March 15, 2010
- Rumor Psychology, November
14, 2009
- Toxic Leaders, March 3,
2009
- Crowd Wisdom, October 6,
2008
- Tipping Points, September
28, 2008
- Data Versus Reality,
September 5, 2005
- Happiness as a Problem,
July 22, 2005
- Getting Things Done, December
26, 2004
- Lessons for a Life Worth
Living, September 18, 2004
- Recognition-Primed Decision-Making,
June 11, 2004
- Counting What Counts,
January 25, 2004
- The Oz Principle, May 30, 2003
- Beyond Certainty, May 5,
2003
- Open-Book Management, March
7, 2003
- The Logic of Failure,
February 23, 2003
- Things That Make Us Smart,
February 9, 2003
- Everyday Irrationality,
July 30, 2002
- The Psychology of Deceit, May
19, 2002
- Schacter's Seven Sins of
Human Memory, February 10, 2002
- More XML Stuff
- Some Wild
& Crazy Thoughts on Potential
Applications of XML, June 12, 2001
- XML in a
Citizen-Centered e-Government: Having Our
Cake and Eating It Too, article
in GSA newsletter on XML Applications in Government, January 2002
(Local Copy, November 9, 2001)
- Some Meetings of Interest to Me (outdated) See also http://xml.gov/index.asp#new
- Information and Records Management Law & Policy Links of Interest to Me
- eGov, eRecords & XML ... in Order
to Create a More Perfect Union. Presentation,
eReg COP, November 18, 2002 (Local Copy)
- Comments
on OMB's Information Quality Guidelines, August 7, 2001 (Local Copy)
- eGov, eRecords & XML. Presentation, FIRM
Forum, June 6, 2001 (Long Version)
- It's the Record, Stupid! Presentation at Secure E-Business Executive Summit, May 7, 2001
- Et Tu, Uncle Sammie? The Challenge of
Records Management in the Lewinsky Age. Presentations before Gaithersburg and Northern Virginia
Chapters of ARMA. October 12 and Ides of March 2000
- Reconsidering the Higher-Order
Legitimacy of French and Raven's Bases of Social Power
in the Information Age. July 15, 2000
- Comments on Section
508 (Accessibility) Regulations, May 15, 2000
- Virtual Communities: Cyber Spaces for the Social Graces, May 11, 2000, presentation.
-
Genesis of the XML Working Group, February 22, 2000
- Taking a FIRM Stand: E-Records and
the President's E-Gov/E-Society Directives. February 2, 2000. Expanded Version of Article for the E-Gov
Journal on behalf of the FIRM Council
- For the Record, Metrics Matter ...
But Does Uncle
Sam Care About Quality Management?
November 11, 1999
- ISO 9000 - Quality Management Systems, Paraphrased from Total
Improvement Management, by H. James Harrington, McGraw-Hill, Inc.,
1995
- ISO 15489 - Records
Management
- Standards of Interest to the Federal Information and Records
Managers (FIRM) Council
- When Push Comes to Shove:
The Potential to Protect Personal Privacy and Preferences Via P3P,
Digital Personas, and X.500. May 2, 1999
- Web Records. Logical and
Statutory Requirements: Proposed Strategy & Objectives for
the Ad Hoc Workgroup on Web Records. Department of the Interior.
April 14, 1999. (Slide Show)
- Freedom's Just
Another Word ... for Metadata:
Knowledge Management and Discovery via DASL, Z39.50, X.500 and the DMA
- Freedom of Information: AIIM's GovSIG
GOTS What It Takes to Satisfy. Two-part article for the Capitol
Image, NCC-AIIM's
newsletter: Part
1 and Part 2
- Records Managers Anonymous.
Presentation (Slide
Show) before the American Society of
Access Professionals (ASAP), Rockville, Maryland, November 16, 1998
- Federal Computer Week
- Government Computer News
- Government Executive Magazine
- KMWorld
- XML & KM - A
Government Perspective (scroll to bottom of article)
- Electronic Commerce (EC) Papers
- Persistence,
Parallelism, and RISC: What
Smart, Enterprising People and Organizations Can Learn from the
Architecture of Dumb Machines, July 8, 1998
- The Knowledge Management Value Chain:
Weak Links, Shackles, and Tow Trucks on the Government Information
Superhighway. Presentation (Slide Show) before
the American Society for Information Science (ASIS), Orlando, Florida,
May 19, 1998
Animated Version (1.4 MB; use space
bar to move through presentation)
- Information
Access Laws (Slide Show)
- Monitoring
Contractor Performance, April 27, 1998
- A White Paper on the
Document Management Alliance, February 1998, by Dan Schneider of the
Department of Justice (DOJ)
- Dan's Notes from the AIIM 1999 and 2000 Conference and
Exposition
- GILS & Document
Management (Copy)
- 1-800-SAY-THE-WORD: The X.500 Blue Pages Key to Stockholder/Customer-Accessible Government,
December 1997
- Metadata or Malfeasance:
Which Will It Be? September 1997 (Local
Copy - PDF)
- Automated Forms: Putting the Customer First Through Intelligent
Object-Oriented Chunking of Information and Technology. May 1997
- Government Paperwork Elimination
Act (GPEA)
- Department of the Interior Forms
Automation Task Force
- Needles in
Haystacks: Getting to the Point of
Federal Records with Document Metadata and Electronic Document
Management Systems. November 1996
- Critical Success Factors for a Collaborative Database in a Large, Geographically Dispersed Organization.
May 1996
- U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
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A light bulb in the
socket is worth two in the pocket.
~Bill Wolf (1950-2001)
Don't panic too soon!
~Jim King
I'm
writing to you while it's fresh in my mind. I'll tell you about
it some other time.
~ Jim Schoon (quote from 1960s)
Some
definitions I derived from 34 years of experience in the Federal
bureaucracy:
Party ~ A meeting for which
no records are kept. (See also: "tacit
knowledge")
E-mail ~ A stage of immaturity through which we must pass. (See also:
"chaos")
Company (Firm) ~ A group of people subscribing to the same data elements for mutual
monetary gain.
Association ~ A group of
people subscribing to the same data elements for mutual
mental gain.
Complaint ~ An expression of a problem insufficient to effect a solution.
IT Architecture ~ An abstraction sufficient to enable inaction.
Revolution ~ Evolution on Internet time.
Old (off-line) Stuff
- Letter from President
G.W. Bush regarding participation in Line of Business Task Force,
September 20, 2004
- Functional,
Technical, and Resource Requirements for the Servicewide Document
Management System: Findings of the Requirements Analysis Team, Together
with Recommendations and Alternatives. Team Leader and
Author. Division of Information Resources Management, U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service. August 3, 1995
- Congressional Handbook, 102nd & 103rd Congress, U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, 1991 and 1993
- The New Paradigm: Implications for
the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Memo
to the Director, December 20, 1990
- Monkey Management: One-Minute Manager Meets the Monkey Seminar Notes, November 28, 1990
- ISDN: All the World Is a LAN. Montgomery County College.
December 12, 1989
- Targeting Farm Aid Toward Efficiency. Forum for Applied
Research and Public Policy. Vol. 3, No. 2. Summer 1988. pp. 41 - 48
- Selling Out the Family Farm: A Classic Case of Good Intentions Gone Awry. Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States. November
24, 1986. S.Prt. 99-208 -- Available online via the JEC & Google as well as here on my website.
- A Systems Approach to a More
Efficient Mail Flow in a Congressional Office. The Catholic University
of America. December 1976
- Letter contratulating
Senator Jim Abourezk on his retirement announcement, January 29, 1977
- Happiness Is... The Catholic University of America. October
1976
- Man
as a Limited Capacity Information Processor: Implications for Classroom
Learning and Limited Capacity Teachers and School Psychologists. The
Catholic University of America. Fall 1975
- School Psychology, Two Personified Models. The Catholic
University of America. Fall 1975
- Congruity -- Fact, Artifact, or Oversimplification: Toward
an Empirical Science of Attitude
- Article on
political panel at Farmers Union convention, October 15, 1974, at which
I represented Congressman Abdnor - scan
2 & scan 3
- Article on Nixon
inaugural ball, January 22, 1973
Professional Affiliations
- XML Community of Practice, Co-Chair, U.S. Federal CIO Council
- Federal Information and Records
Managers Council (FIRM)
- Association for Information and Image
Management (AIIM International)
- Association for Information
Management Professionals (ARMA International)
- American Society of Access
Professionals (ASAP)
- National Commission on Libraries and
Information Science (NCLIS)
- American Society for Information
Science and Technology (ASIS&T) - Former
Member
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