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When the sun sets... and... when a vendor obsoletes your solution...

By Scott Draeger, HP Exstream Product Manager Last night as I sat at my desk working later than usual, I couldn’t help but notice the sun has already begun to set much earlier than it did even a couple of weeks ago. And that got me to thinking about...

Published 10-28-2009 12:49 AM by pateiten

Filed under: Document Workflow Transformation, Information Governance

DoD 5015.2 Version 3 includes Freedom of Information and Data Protection process management

Three of my colleagues just returned from the certification testing of TRIM against the latest version of the DoD 5015.2 standard, and once again TRIM has been certified against all chapters, which gives us an unbroken certification since the standard...

Published 09-03-2009 12:19 PM by uraas

Filed under: Document Workflow Transformation, Document and Records Management, Information Governance

Task Force Finds Electronic Discovery Process in Need of “Serious Overhaul”

By Dean Gonsowski, Clearwell Systems, Inc. The American College of Trial Lawyers Task Force on Discovery (”Task Force”) recently came out with their final report based on their survey of the Fellows of the American College of Trial Lawyers (”ACTL”). The...

Published 04-23-2009 4:09 PM by pateiten

Filed under: E-Discovery, Information Governance

SourceOne customer speaks, but HP IAP customers boast

An EMC customer has spoken about the new SourceOne suite, saying: EMC’s solution is not the cheapest. They wonder if they’ve over-bought. They’d like to see EMC add support for end-user access to the archive through mailboxes. HP customers speak louder...

Published 04-20-2009 9:49 PM by Lisa Dali

Filed under: E-Discovery, Compliance Archiving, litigation readiness, Email Archiving, Information Governance, integrated content archive, Email Security

Government Launches Bold New Recovery Effort

By Kurt Leafstrand, Clearwell Systems, Inc. While we don’t normally report news on the blog, this article seemed important enough to repost in its entirety… SEEKING NEW AVENUE FOR COST-CUTTING, GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES BOLD NEW RECOVERY EFFORT WASHINGTON ...

Published 04-16-2009 8:22 PM by pateiten

Filed under: E-Discovery, litigation readiness, Information Governance

Compliance concerns resulting from cross-border litigation

By Patrick Eitenbichler On April 7th, the Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance Journal published a great article written by Brandon Cook, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Clearwell Systems. Brandon describes how the increasing number of business transactions...

Published 04-16-2009 8:13 PM by pateiten

Filed under: E-Discovery, Document and Records Management, Compliance Archiving, litigation readiness, Information Governance

Records management in US Federal Government Agencies

By Noel Rath Are you interested in how different records management systems have been adopted in U.S. Government Federal agencies? Would you like to see how easy they were to deploy and how easy it was for users to use these new systems? The U.S. National...

Published 04-16-2009 8:06 PM by pateiten

Filed under: Document and Records Management, Information Governance

EMC's new services: Not new to HP customers

The EMC announcement of the SourceOne suite includes new consulting services to help customers develop information policies which align with business goals and regulatory requirements. HP already provides customers with regulatory compliance services...

Published 04-13-2009 6:08 AM by Lisa Dali

Filed under: E-Discovery, Compliance Archiving, litigation readiness, Email Archiving, Information Governance, integrated content archive, Email Security

What happened to all the structured data we used to manage as records?

I started my professional life when computers were big machines that filled rooms and only large corporations could afford them. In smaller businesses many of the administrative tasks, such as accounting, keeping customer registers, product catalogs,...

Published 04-07-2009 8:23 AM by uraas

Filed under: Database Archiving, Document and Records Management, Information Governance, integrated content archive

EMC announcement: More like "PromiseOne"

On April 2, 2009 EMC finally announced the long-awaited replacement of EmailXtender. No surprise. Actually, it looks like they tried to announce it on April 1 and then pulled all the links—perhaps it was feared it would be seen as an April Fool’s joke...

Published 04-03-2009 5:51 PM by Lisa Dali

Filed under: E-Discovery, Performance Archiving, Compliance Archiving, litigation readiness, Email Archiving, Information Governance, integrated content archive, Email Security

TRIM Web Content and Records Management

There is no doubt that a lot of web content constitutes business records and must be managed. The question is which is the easiest way to achieve this? If the Web Content Management (WCM) system is the main tool for the creation of the web content, then...

Published 03-20-2009 12:34 PM by uraas

Filed under: Document Workflow Transformation, Document and Records Management, Information Governance

The affects of change management on your information

By Melissa Osborne It’s amazing how quickly time flies when you’re in the middle of organizational change. When I wrote my last blog I was going to write about deploying DRMS software, and then time got away. And that got me thinking…how did it get away...

Published 03-10-2009 2:06 AM by pateiten

Filed under: Alternative Thinking about Information Management, Document and Records Management, Information Governance

Concept Search Versus Keyword Search in Electronic Discovery

By Will Uppington, Clearwell Systems, Inc. In my last post, I started a discussion on the myths surrounding concept search . The first myth I dispelled was the “concept search is concept search” myth. The myth is that there is an agreed upon definition...

Published 03-06-2009 9:57 PM by pateiten

Filed under: E-Discovery, Information Governance

Remember the past, prepared to learn

By Noel Rath “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” said George Santayana, poet and philosopher, in his book Life of Reason in 1906. His advice has been there for generations to take note of, and we evolved as a species and progress...

Published 03-06-2009 9:47 PM by pateiten

Filed under: E-Discovery, Document and Records Management, Information Governance

IAP Retention Management – Future Ideas

By Ronald Brown Today, the HP Integrated Archive Platform (IAP) manages retention at the “archive level” – meaning the archive itself is not only responsible for executing the retention management functionality, but it is also the place where the retention...

Published 03-01-2009 11:24 PM by pateiten

Filed under: Performance Archiving, Compliance Archiving, Email Archiving, Information Governance

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