April 2016

In the age of big data, records management still provides the foundation to stabilize volatile elements of information. When you think records management, the golden age of Hollywood probably isn’t the first thing that springs to mind. The phrase conjures up images of overstuffed file cabinets, rather than classic films. But after the last ticket

Over the past year or so the conversations surrounding Big Data have been on a continuous loop. With endless streams of data being created on a daily basis, we hear the word ‘data’ being uttered everywhere – conferences, meetings, blogs, peer discussions, corporate parties, you name it. I’ve literally lost the count of the number

Information mobility. Makes you think of phones, doesn’t it? I mean, it even has the word mobility in the title. Mobility, mobile – it makes sense. And yes, information mobility includes the world of mobile technologies. But it’s so much more than that. What is information mobility? It’s being able to digitize decades worth of

The United States is the last bastion of the great in-plant print shops. Europe, Latin America, and other countries have gone the way of commercial print. Remaining relevant within your organization is a key driver to help in-plants continue to thrive in the U.S. Here are five tips to help ensure that your shop stays

As DDoS attacks become more frequent, IT needs to add preventive measures to its security roster. “If you push something hard enough, it will fall over.” This concept may have comedic origins (it’s Fudd’s First Law of Opposition, from The Firesign Theater), but it’s all too accurate in the world of IT security as well.

How can today’s attorneys use their individual expertise and creativity to expedite eDiscovery document review? Law firms are always looking for ways to provide more value to their clients and differentiate themselves from other firms. While technology is an important part of providing additional value for eDiscovery document review, a more effective review occurs when

As exciting as the Internet of Things (IoT) is for consumers, I see even more exciting potential for IoT in the workplace. An Economist Intelligence Unit survey of C-suite business leaders found that 96 percent of executives expect their businesses to be using Internet of Things (IoT) in some respect by 2016. In addition, 29%

Today’s world of work is not what it used to be. Remember the days when an urgent weekend request from the boss meant having to head into the office to grab files? Or when traveling for work meant going off the grid and making the occasional collect call? Do you remember back when the greatest