June 2016

Today, forensic imaging remains the foundation for all computer forensics. In fact, forensic imaging is critical when having electronically stored information (ESI) admitted as evidence in courts and tribunals around the world, or performing internal investigations. Consequently, it is more important than ever to identify and utilize the most effective and defensible imaging methods available, while […]

From working the help desk to specializing in databases and networking, there are many possible paths within an IT career. But with all the possible IT career paths comes a certain level of expectation as to what the job entails. The reality is that there are constantly changing technologies and business needs that often put

While enterprises are rapidly moving business functions to the cloud, many small businesses remain mired in paperwork. After all, it’s not hard to keep track of things when you’re small, and you probably have little to gain from going digital anyway—right? Not so fast. An AIIM study found that two-thirds of businesses adopting paper-free processes

Most organizations are well aware of the productivity and competitive advantages derived from optimizing fundamental information processes. In a previous post, “Optimizing Information Processes Helps Control eDiscovery Costs”, I discussed how eDiscovery costs can account for up to 90 percent of the total litigation cost. And according to a global survey from AIIM Industry Watch

Did you know that only about 17% of hospitals have seamlessly integrated their business processes for an automated and effective workflow across their organization? Or that almost 85% of hospitals are very likely to have departments with unmet needs for optimizing document workflows? If your hospital is one of them, chances are good you might

How much does your business spend dealing with paperwork on an annual basis? To go about creating a cost estimate you would likely start by tallying the obvious expenses. Postage and courier fees, paper and ink, etc. These common hard costs can certainly add up, but they also don’t come close to telling the full