Social Media: the Next eDiscovery Elephant in the Corner by , for

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For enterprises social media applications such as blogs, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter bring both business opportunities and risk. There are many channels and the volume of data is enormous. M... read more

E-Calendar Records by , for

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As amazing as technology systems are in their ability to enhance creating, sharing, and processing information more efficiently and effectively, it still amazes me how many ways we discover that... read more

The UK Bribery Act, “FCPA on steroids” by , for

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After heated discussions, delays and even a false start, the UK Bribery Act 2010 has finally taken effect this summer. The Bribery Act intends to respond to threats to sustained economic pro... read more

eDiscovery and Records Management, a Perfect Storm? by , for

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I have internalized a concept about Records Management and eDiscovery for several years, but it has been made evident to me from working on recent projects that this view of the world of RM is n... read more

A Lost Practice: Stamping by , for

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I was reminiscing the other day with a friend about how when we began our careers in a time that only mainframe computers with dumb terminals existed – I know I am dating myself again &nda... read more

We’re talking content, not process. by , for

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This is a statement I have heard over and over again when discussing an ECM environment. All too often folks look at process as being a series of events that can be documented on a flow chart, w... read more

Not planning to go mobile? Guess again. by , for

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I was reading an MSNBC post this morning by Suzanne Choney that really struck home. (I am one of the majorities in this one.) The post title is a bit deceiving as it states, “25 perce... read more

Meanigful Use? by , for

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I went to visit my Doctor this week for the usual check-up. I am happy to say all is fine with me but the visit did spark something of a discussion in his office about regulatory compliance and... read more

Social Networking: What's old is new again. by , for

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Social networking is not a new concept in fact it is really quite old with formal recognition surfacing in the 1800’s yet if you consider ancient Rome and Greece, one might say that it rea... read more

Technology does not equal ECM by , for

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There are many times in my classes and lectures when I have asked the simple question, what does ECM mean to you and the response is related purely to technology. When I hear this, I cannot say... read more