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Compliance/Discovery: eDiscovery isn't Working

By Dick Weisinger

An interesting report from Robbins-Gioia found that 65 percent of the respondents said that eDiscovery was not working for them. The survey was taken among 70 senior records managers at an ARMA conference in October 2006. 55 percent said that

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

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

Compliance: SEC Chairman Cox supports SOX

By Dick Weisinger

In a speech for the US Chamber of Commerce’s First Annual Capital Markets Summit, Christopher Cox, SEC Chairman, came out in support of the somewhat contentious Section 404 of Sarbanes-Oxley.  Cox spoke days after the Chamber of Commerce came out with

Records Management: What's the Value of 5015.2 Compliance?

By Dick Weisinger

5015.2-STD, Design Criteria Standard for Electronic Records Management Software Applications, is a DoD standard for specifying records management (RM) guidelines within the Department of Defense.  The standard was first released in 1997 and, after revision, version 2 was released in June