Records Management, E-Discovery, Compliance

Information Governance: Records Management (Finally) Grows Up

In today's business environment, corporate malfeasance in the management of business-related information can cost a company millions in penalties and even more in damage to brand image. Information governance (IG) is the most recent winner of buzzword bingo in this area. IG promises to mitigate risks, reduce costs and ensure that information assets are systematically "looked after" in a compliant, sustainable and economical manner. . . . Posted August 16, 2011

Piling On: How Information Governance Rules the World

I hear it all the time: "Our information is out of control! We are flooded by unmanaged content! We are overwhelmed by the overloads of data washing over us!!" And I don't get it. There is PLENTY of information management... heck, you can't swing a dead cat in most businesses without hitting some kind of information management system. . . . Posted August 16, 2011

Managing Office 365 and SharePoint permissions

Agentless offering simplifies administration Posted August 10, 2011

KMWorld award nominations now open

Celebrating KM Promise and KM Reality Posted July 28, 2011

Integrated platforms help financial firms: with governance, risk and compliance efforts:The big picture

Posted July 05, 2011

Text analytics finds dynamic growth in e-discovery and customer feedback

"Previously we were using key words to identify relevant documents, but text analytics gives us a much clearer picture of the data set..." Posted July 05, 2011

Exterro announces Fusion Zeta

Early case assessment, collection, analysis and review Posted June 20, 2011

Making a more accessible Web site

California State University (CSU) has chosen Hi Software Compliance Sheriff for systemwide Web accessibility testing. Posted June 20, 2011

Symantec to acquire Clearwell Systems

Adds greater e-discovery capabilities, competencies Posted June 01, 2011

GRC and performance: toward an integrated view

Governance, risk and compliance...
Failing to maintain GRC best practices increasingly has the potential for devastating consequences. Posted May 28, 2011

Pharmaceutical supply chain plays catch-up

Driven by regulatory compliance, "track and trace" solutions offer greater visibility into the complex distribution network... Posted May 28, 2011

ZyLAB tackles sound files: E-discovery audio search

Posted May 28, 2011

Managing SharePoint content

Information Manager from MetaVis Posted May 25, 2011

Recommind and LexisNexis partner

Hosted e-discovery service Posted May 25, 2011

Forrester broadens its reach

Acquires Springboard Research Posted May 16, 2011

RM Roundup

There are many vendors that contribute to records management (RM)-by providing search capabilities, or taxonomy support or general content management skills. But true records management solutions that incorporate all the requisite retention policies, litigation hold and disposition procedures are fewer than you'd think. Here's a sampling of them... Posted May 01, 2011

KMWorld Hall of Fame 2011: The Trendsetters

Posted May 01, 2011

RM—the changing role of technology

Posted May 01, 2011

The AIIM/info360 conference mix:
Maturity and emerging technologies

Posted May 01, 2011

Milberg extends e-discovery capabilities

Milberg, a law firm with offices in New York, Los Angeles, Detroit and Tampa, has chosen a Web-based workflow and notification system to manage its legal hold and risk assessment processes in future cases Posted April 26, 2011

Lean business process management

Integrify introduces latest release Posted April 26, 2011

Records management for healthcare

Kainos integrates Autonomy solutions Posted April 26, 2011

Reduce regulatory risks and costs

Attivio releases Active Regulatory Management Posted April 14, 2011

Getting a fix on SharePoint governance

Axceler updates its administration product Posted April 11, 2011

SaaS legal spend management

Bottomline Technologies acquires Allegient Posted April 04, 2011

Seeing clearly now—application performance monitoring

Quest enhances Foglight Posted March 14, 2011

A firm hold on e-discovery

Clearwell adds to platform Posted March 14, 2011

OpenText to acquire weComm

Deal to accelerate mobile application strategy Posted March 09, 2011

KMWorld 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management

Posted March 01, 2011

Social content management from Alfresco

Releases Enterprise 3.4 Posted February 16, 2011

Enhanced e-discovery from FTI Technology

Announces Ringtail V. 8.0 Posted February 07, 2011

ABBYY and Workshare partner

PDF-driven solutions for legal Posted February 07, 2011

WCM for marketers from SDL

Launches SDL Tridion 2011 Posted February 02, 2011

Real-time compliance from Bloomberg

Easing costs and burdens of message archiving Posted February 02, 2011

Reviewing a million documents is relatively easy

Posted February 02, 2011

KMWorld Readers’ Choice Awards

Posted February 01, 2011

Conceptual search and e-discovery from Clearwell

Interactive, relevant and defensible results Posted January 31, 2011

Achieving Focused Review with Advanced Analytics

Document review in the litigation life cycle is all about speed, accuracy and cost-savings. In the traditional linear approach, documents are reviewed without regard for conceptual relevance; however, this can be a costly and slow process of sifting through thousands or even millions of potentially irrelevant documents to locate the much smaller relevant and privileged subsets requiring closer attention. . . . Posted January 20, 2011

The E-Discovery Arms Race: Semantics... Semantics... Semantics

There has been a confluence of e-discovery software, case law and information technology integration, which have all helped shape today's e-discovery market. As we look toward the future, we ask ourselves how to continue to optimize e-discovery to intelligently reduce data volumes, efficiently decrease collection quantity and streamline the review process, while also delivering. . . . Posted January 20, 2011

Tracking Recent Trends in E-Discovery

The ubiquity of email on the desk is being extended even further by the vast increase in the use of mobile devices, thus expanding exponentially the management challenges of the corporate email system. These challenges can arise in many contexts. For example, employees' personal use of the system can result in liability for the organization if it fails to take appropriate steps to manage employees or system content. . . . Posted January 20, 2011

SharePoint: Not Just Another E-Discovery Repository

For companies used to conducting collection and preservation for e-discovery requests, Microsoft SharePoint may seem like just another repository. Dig a little deeper, though, and it is clear that the unique architecture of SharePoint, combined with its growing use within the enterprise, requires a special approach by legal and IT teams to ensure thoroughness and defensibility. . . . Posted January 20, 2011

Social Collaboration + E-Discovery = Possible

The enterprise social medium may be new, but corporate governance policies are as demanding as ever. The SEC, for example, requires in-depth records management ofall forms of communication (Rule 17a)—including instant messaging, microblog posts and any customer communications. Social computing lends to e-discovery more than you think. . . . Posted January 20, 2011

The High Cost of the Litigation Process
Information Management: The First Step in the Right Direction

According to a recent analysis of litigation cost data by the Searle Center on Law, Regulation and Economic Growth at the Northwestern University School of Law, litigation costs between 2000 and 2008 have increased at an average rate of 9%, and this trend shows no evidence of slowing. In a follow-up analysis of the data, they determined that companies spent, on average, 16 to 24 cents on US litigation. . . Posted January 20, 2011

It’s Complicated:The Real Costs of Risk and Discovery
How E-discovery is Changing the Organization

Is anyone old enough—like me—to remember back when they told us the future was going to get easier? Robots would walk the dog and watch the kids; air cars would fly themselves. And I was supposed to have a silver jump suit by now. But if anything the rapidity of innovation and the overabundance of information have only made life harder. And nowhere is that more true than in the murky corporate world of information management. . . . Posted January 20, 2011

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