Articles from Information Management Journal (September 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
An enterprise content management primer: ECM is increasingly important in helping organizations manage and control content according to their business goals and legal needs.	Blair, Barclay T.		1450
AOL employee charged for stealing screen names.	Swartz, Nikki		328
ARMA 2004 Expo Long Beach: the premier event for records and information management professionals.			531
ARMA 2004 Long Beach: the premier event for records and information management professionals.		Calendar	5341
Assigning a bottom-line value to information.	Carlisle, Diane	Book Review	928
California passes online privacy bill.	Swartz, Nikki		379
Catalyst or cataclysm?			1724
Company fined for renting out customer data.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief Article	234
Conference schedule.		Calendar	633
Cops now carry electronic databases.	Swartz, Nikki		253
Deleted e-mails cost Philip Morris $2.75 million.	Swartz, Nikki		393
DocuVantage adds Web-based document scanning feature.		Brief Article	68
Don't get "snarfed".	Swartz, Nikki	Brief Article	282
Exhibitor list.			683
Exhibitor profiles.			13119
FBI delays virtual file network.	Swartz, Nikki		332
FileNet announces team collaboration manager.		Brief Article	74
Freedom to Read Amendment fails.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief Article	167
From the mouths of CIOs: organizations can meet the biggest challenges facing them today by getting their records management and IT professionals to work together and develop solutions.	Swartz, Nikki		4293
FTC nixes "do-not-spam" list.	Swartz, Nikki		598
GBS releases e-records system for patient care.		Brief Article	53
Identity thieves can be locked up for two years.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief Article	84
IM interoperability--at least for business.	Swartz, Nikki		413
Implementing a unified content strategy.	Taylor, Sheila	Book Review	914
Industry intelligence sessions: on the show floor, aisle 100.		Calendar	348
Investing wisely for the future: calculating the return on investment can be useful in supporting the development and implementation of an effective records management program.	Andolsen, Alan A.		2982
ISO 15489: a tool records management mergers: the global records management standard is a strong, viable 21st-century model that enables the assessment, design, and implementation of a new, post-merger corporate records management program.	White-Dollmann, Mary M.		2311
KM is integral, study says.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief Article	198
Media sponsors.		Brief Article	26
nextScan releases rollfilm, microfiche scanner.		Brief Article	40
Offshoring privacy: when companies offshore business processes, they are putting consumers' most sensitive personal information at risk--and there's little consumers can do about it.	Swartz, Nikki		1924
Open text, IXOS launch joint offerings.		Brief Article	67
Prizes & giveaways.			309
Product category listing.			4203
Program sponsors.		Brief Article	196
Protecting your digital sources.	Holland, Michael E.	Book Review	1379
SEM offers destruction services.		Brief Article	61
Social security digitizes claims process.	Swartz, Nikki		713
Stellent offers integrated e-mail records management.		Brief Article	113
Tagging toothpaste and toddlers.	Swartz, Nikki		809
Technology application briefings: on the show floor, aisle 100.		Calendar	379
Two approaches to managing information risks: when managing information risks, is it better to use an event-based or a records and information requirements-based approach? This excerpt from Managing Risks for Records and Information explores these approaches and examines how to choose the one that best fits your organization's needs.	Lemieux, Victoria L.		1886
U.S. scraps CAPPS II.	Swartz, Nikki		436
U.S., Canadian firms have different views of privacy.	Swartz, Nikki		525
Virtual project team solution released.		Brief Article	55
You've got mail (and AOL can read it).	Swartz, Nikki		745