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Compliance: What's Next?

By Dick Weisinger

IT is beginning to brace from the fallout of the finance crisis.  Many analysts and industry experts are predicting that 2009 will be a year of increased global governmental regulations. Sarbanes-Oxley was a huge pain point, but the pain is

Compliance: Many European Companies Still Rely on Manual Processes

By Dick Weisinger

Companies in Europe are behind American companies in how fast they’re adopting to the requirements of various Compliance measures.  In the US, only 11 percent of large companies say that their firms still are not SOX compliant.  Contrast that to

ECM: Legal Workhorse for Compliance

By Dick Weisinger

Many smaller companies are turning to legal specialists to help them achieve legal compliance. Core to compliance to for companies is to be able to store, search and efficiently retrieve office documents, spreadsheets, video, and technical drawings. There is an

Compliance: Tips to Smaller Companies in Attacking SOX

By Dick Weisinger

By now, most large companies have some sort of program in place to address the requirements of Sarbanes-Oxley regulations. In fact, on average, large companies are spending about $10 million to do so. Smaller companies have been given numerous breaks

Storage: Data Growth Outpacing the Reach of Compliance

By Dick Weisinger

A Forrester report on data archiving finds that enterprises are falling behind. Data is growing at 50% per year for the majority of companies and even faster for some vertical industries like financial institutions. The dramatic growth is driven by