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Migrating to a New Content Management System: What Documents Should You Keep?

How do you make a smart decision on what content stays and what goes when you transition to a new content management system?

Whether you are implementing a content management system for the first time or changing from one system to another,

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It’s in the Cloud. “What, me worry?”

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06.09.14

The “Cloud” and “Virtualization” have been driving forces behind the paradigm shift well underway for creating, storing, and managing electronic information. Does your company’s information go across national borders?

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Mobile Madness

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04.02.14

For business, the use of mobile devices to do work is all but mandatory. Whether the work is sales, manufacturing, marketing, finance or legal, work is being done via mobile devices.

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I’ve heard that before – “I don’t have to care about retention anymore”

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01.09.13

Have you heard the statement “I don’t have to care about retention anymore; I am going to store my data in the cloud”? I have.

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Are You Using Your Records Retention Schedule?

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09.09.12

This blog is the first part of a series that asks the questions, raises some issues and maybe answers a few questions about the use of a Records Retention Schedule.

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Backups and Archives, Oh My!

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06.15.12

Most organizations today have confused the meanings of backups and archives. Backups initially began as a recovery mechanism for lost or inadvertently deleted documents. Information Technology professionals have,

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Connecting the Bits!

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03.15.12

Connecting the bits or bytes with standards! It is amazing to me that technology systems, applications, hardware – the tools – have had standards for years.

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Raiders of the Lost Artifact!

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12.09.11

No this is not a science fiction story or an adventure story. It is a blog about the lost artifact of a dictionary or glossary for data sets,

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Managing Half the Picture

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10.01.11

I know some of you will be shocked to learn that paper has not gone away as was predicted over 10 years ago. Even the volume of paper has not decreased,

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