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How to Manage Data Privacy While Managing Records
What used to be two separate and distinct disciplines are rapidly converging into one Information Governance umbrella...
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eBook: AutoClassification 101
Learn the basics of AutoClassification and practical ways you can apply AutoClassification in your business…
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Managing Records Retention With AutoClassification
Step by step recommendations and strategies to get project plans ready and budgets approved for upcoming Information Governance initiatives…
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Organizing 20 Years of M&A Activity
After 20 years of strategic acquisitions, this $40B global technology giant had a significant and growing Information Governance problem…
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BlackCat MetaData Management & Data Visualization
Easily manage data and document control, reporting and analytics in a secure, private web browser environment.
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5 Things Records Managers & IG Practitioners Can Learn From Litigation Professionals
Lawyers may not always be commended for their strategic use of technology, but when it comes to managing large volumes of documents…
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5 Things Corporate Litigation Professionals Can Learn From Their Records Management & Information Governance (RMIG) Counterparts
While Litigation and Records Management & Information Governance (RMIG) departments may have different goals, there are commonalities…
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8 Key Differences Between eDiscovery & Information Governance
IG is a new field of practice that encompasses some, if not all of the elements of ED, but also much more…
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AutoClassification & the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The GDPR data protection protocols must be in place for “Personally Identifiable Information2” (PII), of all living EU citizens…
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Top 10 Reasons IG Projects Fail Whitepaper
That’s helpful, and implies importance, but not necessarily urgency. Compare “we should” with “we must”…
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