Articles from Information Management Journal (January 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A walk in the cloud: Internet- or "cloud"-based tools, are making their way--sanctioned or not--into more and more workplaces. Two records management experts suggest how organizations can leverage their benefits while mitigating their risks.	Cunningham, Patrick; Wilkins, Jesse		760
Australian doctors must turn over patient records.		Brief article	263
Chinese hackers crack White House network.		Brief article	191
Federal CIOs announce new committee.		Brief article	190
Good compliance cuts legal costs.			392
Here's to a prosperous New Year!	Wiler, Vicki	Editorial	549
Historic records saved from scrap pile.		Brief article	97
IT executives still resist e-mail archiving.			434
Lawyers: e-discovery drives up court costs.		Survey	374
Making the most of your historical assets: re-evaluating archival records and their place in history can open the door to new awareness, promotion, and publicity for any organization.	Purcell, Aaron D.		1941
Mass. passes tough data security law.			383
Most data breaches involve paper.			574
NARA joins World Digital Library.		Brief article	233
NARA records center set for St. Louis.			373
NASCIO Awards Outstanding State IT projects.			266
Nevada mandates e-data encryption.		Brief article	284
Obama presidency will be 'wired'.			443
Patient IDs would improve healthcare.			393
Rethinking records management for the Web 2.0 world.	Munzer, Thomas	Book review	836
SEC fines financial firm $275,000.		Brief article	184
Selecting the right tools for records management: SharePoint is popular as a collaboration tool, but is it robust enough for managing records enterprise-wide?	Gatewood, Brent		2028
State Dept. staff snoop in passport records.		Brief article	169
Top-secret files sold with camera.		Brief article	129
U.S. agencies work toward digitization guidelines.		Brief article	201
UK wants "black boxes" to record citizens' Internet use.			471
Web 2.0: benefits & considerations.	Wilkins, Jesse		1553
Web 2.0: issues & risks.	Cunningham, Patrick		2228
Will red flags detour ID theft? The new "red flag" rules under the U.S. Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) going into effect May 1 require U.S. banks and creditors to implement a program to identify, mitigate, and prevent potential consumer identity theft.	Swartz, Nikki		1895
Writing for professional development and for the profession: the RIM field needs its professionals to write and contribute to the field's knowledge, but many do not do so because they are not aware of many basic, helpful tools available to them.	Cox, Richard J.		2018
Xerox offers self-erasing paper.		Brief article	113