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Articles 1-11 out of 11 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Forrester/ARMA survey: mitigating legal risks drives software deployment plans: records professionals have a strategic role to play in implementing systems and processes for meeting regulatory requirements, protecting information assets, and easing e-discovery burdens. Hill, Brian W. Sep 1, 2009 2656 Eve of (more) destruction: document destruction industry leaders discuss growth opportunities for their sector. Panel Discussion Oct 1, 2005 2770 The Age of information vulnerability. May 1, 2005 505 Please, don't save everything. Swartz, Nikki Brief Article May 1, 2005 256 Stand & deliver: for records and information management professionals, now is the time for self-assessment, professional betterment, and business execution. Kahn, Randolph A. May 1, 2005 3117 Creating order out of chaos with taxonomies: the increasing volume of electronic records and the frequency with which those records change require the development and implementation of taxonomies--a classification system of topics or subject categories--to maximize efficient retrieval of records for legal, business, and regulatory purposes. Jackson, Wanda K. May 1, 2005 3053 U.S. hands out technology grants for healthcare. Swartz, Nikki Brief Article Jan 1, 2005 283 Docket science: gross inefficiency in document production has become a major problem for many companies in the European Union. Stephen Palmer explains how it has come about and suggests some simple methods for solving the 'documess'. Palmer, Stephen Mar 1, 2004 705 RIM's relevance in the global business environment. Sep 1, 2003 408 Tragedies, controversies, and opportunities: redefining RIM's role in a turbulent time: given recent issues and critical developments, the central importance of information to the operation and progress of organizations and institutions is even more apparent. Dearstyne, Bruce W. Mar 1, 2003 2969 Records management of the future: anticipate, adapt and succeed. Dearstyne, Bruce W. Oct 1, 1999 7332