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Compliance: Recordless email

By Dick Weisinger

Email has become the communication tool of choice for many businesses.  Because of that, studying an email trail can provide a clear snapshot of the history behind almost any business event.  With the rise of regulatory compliance over the last five

ECM: Creating an Active Archive

By Dick Weisinger

Active archiving is the process of tagging and moving infrequently used data from high-performance active storage to more cost-effective storage.  The term Active Archiving is most often applied to structured data stored in a relational database but it can also

Sarbanes-Oxley: Oxley admits problems with legislation

By Dick Weisinger

Michael Oxley, famous as co-author of the Sarbanes-Oxley bill and now a former Republican congressman from Ohio, was in Paris recently for a dinner attended by accountants.  Oxley was asked if he had a chance to do it all over

Records Management: Not Working in the UK

By Dick Weisinger

AIIM Europe has announced the results of their survey of corporate capabilities relative to records management and data archival for companies in the UK.  Rather than making progress, the report shows that companies are actually falling behind. The report found

Sarbanes-Oxley: Japan gears up for SOX

By Dick Weisinger

While the US has had some spirited debate over the last few weeks about whether Sarbanes-Oxley needs reform, and if so, to what extent, Japan is also gearing up for its own version of Sarbanes-Oxley to go into effect in