Articles from Information Management Journal (November 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
8 steps to develop a taxonomy: as the foundation for all activities within the corporation relating to documents, a taxonomy can further a wide range of corporate objectives, such as enabling business processes, protecting intellectual property, and building the foundation for compliance. Developing a taxonomy requires the guidance of records management, IT, legal, compliance and the involvement of every business unit.	Choksy, Carol E.B.		5354
Ad-hoc data quality processes don't cut it.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	269
AOL exposes search records.	Swartz, Nikki		445
Canadian Commissioner announces RFID guidelines.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	217
Cell phone secrets revealed.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	291
Census records boost website offerings to five million names for research.	Swartz, Nikki		215
Court: Delaware must open public records.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	213
Court: records retention policy, litigation can coexist.	Swartz, Nikki		590
Disaster recovery resource now available online.			80
Does FACTA go far enough?	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	267
E-records for government doers.	Gable, Julie		937
Financial aid records searched after 9/11.	Swartz, Nikki		389
Florida County to move case files online.	Swartz, Nikki		540
From hand to hard drive.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	325
IDC: disk-based data protection to explode.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	63
Irish history online.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	274
Iron Mountain facilities burn.	Swartz, Nikki		343
ISO 17799: standard for security: organizations can use ISO 17799 as a model for creating information security policies and procedures, assigning roles and responsibilities, documenting operational procedures, preparing for incident and business continuity management, and complying with legal requirements and audit controls.	Myler, Ellie; Broadbent, George		4410
Mitigating the risks of messaging: recognizing and addressing the dangers of the casual nature of electronic messaging will minimize organizational risk. Putting an electronic communications plan in place is vital to protecting a company's reputation, its business interests, and its compliance success.	Grey, Maurene Caplan		1853
More SOX delays for some firms.	Swartz, Nikki		409
New rules for E-discovery: new amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure may make electronic discovery easier and less costly for corporations.	Swartz, Nikki		2426
New scanner designed for color duplex scanning.			91
NextPage introduces risk assessment tool.		Brief article	67
Ontario court papers costly.	Swartz, Nikki		175
Password paralysis.	Swartz, Nikki		217
Shoot for the moon ... or beyond.			511
Singapore tests intelligent e-filing system.	Swartz, Nikki		211
Software market continues consolidation.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	210
States, localities weak on e-records management.	Swartz, Nikki		416
Stellent SOX tool helps streamline compliance.		Brief article	94
Strategies for RIM Program compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley: the goal of any publicly traded company, or any other organization that, for whatever reason, views itself as subject to a similar requirement, should be to become compliant with Sarbanes-Oxley.	Montana, John C.; Dietel, J. Edwin; Martins, Cristine S.		3451
Taking the trauma out of the talk: records and information management professionals need not fear speaking before an audience if they put planning and thought into their presentations.	Weinholdt, Rick		2971
Upgraded compliance tool offers several enhancements.		Brief article	68
Wear your vital records.	Swartz, Nikki	Brief article	152
Whistleblowers allege insurance cheat.	Swartz, Nikki		444
Xythos adds RM function to EDMS new release.			82