Companies large and small are often faced with the challenge of maintaining an organized business records retention system. Generally, business documents are kept up to the stipulated local or regional time limitations. Knowing the requirements for what to keep and for how long is considered crucial for having an adequate records system. The size of Full Article…
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8 Things eBook Series by AIIM – A Must read Series for CRC Owners
8 things you need to know about Social Networking & Content Management but were afraid to ask 8 things you need to know about Getting Rid of Paper 8 things you wanted to know about SharePoint – but were afraid to ask 8 secrets of an effective Content or Records Management Implementation http://www.aiim.org/Resources/eBooks
Access Information Management Expands Hawaii Operations
HONOLULU – November 18, 2010— Access Information Management, one of the fastest-growing companies in the records and information management industry, has expanded the company’s Hawaii operations with the purchase of certain assets of SIH LLC and Recycling Solutions LLC. The expansion makes Access the largest AAA National Association for Information Destruction-certified provider of secure destruction Full Article…
ARMA Conference 2010 – Vendor Video Clips – November 10, 2010
Provided for your review/use is a weekly consolidated listing of Vendor Views – industry news and updates from electronic discovery-centric vendors and commentators. November 10, 2010 Vendor Views Industry Landscape ADERANT Announces Karen Bailey as Product Specialist for EMEA Region – http://tinyurl.com/24jande An eDiscovery Update – Orange Legal Technologies – http://tinyurl.com/279ukgy Autonomy Consolidated Archive Transforms Full Article…
Breaking Industry News Electronic records make for more secure health information management Healthcare organizations can improve health information management and ensure data protection by digitizing medical records
November 03, 2010 — Healthcare organizations can improve health information management and ensure data protection by digitizing medical records. According to industry experts, the potential benefits of electronic medical records include the prevention of errors, easier access and the creation of permanent records. Electronic records provide better documentation and an automatic check for possible drug Full Article…
New Webinar: Top 10 Things Wrong with Records Management Providers Today
Wednesday, November 17th 2:00PM EST – 2:45PM EST As companies look for new ways to cut costs and gain instant access to business-critical information, business as usual just doesn’t cut it. From the hostage fees that lock you in to bad service or the lack of focus on the client, records management providers are due Full Article…
Paper records still prominent for 86 percent of IT professionals
Contributed by Debbie Howlett (Monday, November 01, 2010) | Eighty-six percent of IT professionals are still reliant on paper records despite impending government mandates and other regulations requiring updates to electronically stored information. Furthermore, 51 percent of respondents noted that they are “very reliant” on paper records despite the availability of reliable data management and Full Article…
Press Release – FileMan Announces Signing 500th Client
Sunday, October 24, 2010 FileMan Announces Signing 500th Client Cary McGovern, Owner and Principal Consultant of File Managers Inc is proud to announce the signing of its 500th RIM Services client. During the past 33 years FileMan has worked with clients from 38 countries on 6 continents to create and deliver world-class RIM training programs, Full Article…
A Reservoir of Funding for Medical Records "Unspent"
The Federal government entered the electronic medical record business in 2004. President Bush directed Human Health Services to create the new position of National health information technology coordinator by executive order. The new position would provide “leadership for the development and nationwide implementation of an interoperable health information technology infrastructure,” with the goal of establishing Full Article…
Employees in procurement jobs at the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) will seek to reduce record storage outsourcing costs in 2010-11.
More than £18.7 million was spent by the DWP for records storage in 2009-10, under contract with Capita Group. Data released by work and pensions minister Chris Grayling indicates that this is still less than the £21.2 million spent in 2008-09 and the 2007-08 spent in £22.7 million spent in the previous year. Mr Grayling Full Article…