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ECM: Destroying the American System of Justice

By Dick Weisinger

“The failure of business to adopt enterprise content management is destroying the American system of justice,” says attorney Ralph Losey.  Losey says that many companies today when confronted with allegations simply decide to pay to cough up a settlement fee,

E-Discovery: Companies are at Risk

By Dick Weisinger

E-discovery is the term that refers to searching electronic documents in a company to find information that supports or refutes legal charges raised in civil litigation.  Regulations require public companies to be able to search and retrieve all documents that

E-Discovery: Being prepared Saves $$$

By Dick Weisinger

Companies unprepared for an E-Discovery can find themselves in a sticky situation.  Federal Rules of Civil Procedure have tight deadlines for responding to E-discovery requests. The general flow for responding to a request, in itself, seems manageable, but can be

Records Management: Companies ill-prepared for eDiscovery challenges

By Dick Weisinger

Changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) in 2006 made it easier for courts and litigating parties to manage electronic records. The new rules detail how how companies of all size need to electronically store information that may

Storage and Compliance: Knowing What to Delete

By Dick Weisinger

Data Management and Compliance is not just about being able to save and retrieve. It’s also about knowing what you can delete and when. There is a lot of fear around the process of deletion. The fear of accidentally deleting