EBOOK:
Governmental regulations and an increasing volume of data force healthcare organizations to confront their healthcare data storage problem head-on.
EGUIDE:
This e-guide details data management guidelines to help you determine what you should keep when implementing a records retention policy. Learn about four issues that can occur if you retain too much unnecessary data, including access trouble, cost influx, and more.
EGUIDE:
The threat of e-discovery is a dark cloud hovering over an enterprise. These projects require an excess of effort and money – and requests are often made with no prior notice. Thankfully, records management can alleviate the pain of e-discovery. This e-guide provides a high-level view of records management in the workplace.
WHITE PAPER:
Consult the following white paper to explore the information dilemma facing organizations today and how with the proper archiving technology, you can get a handle on your information without breaking the bank.
EGUIDE:
Access this guide to examine the importance of leveraging tools like autoclassification and predictive coding for effective information governance. Additionally, you will discover approaches that improve ROI beyond just e-discovery.
WHITE PAPER:
The following white paper explores the need for information systems that effectively respond to the new consumer's wide choice of interaction methods. Uncover how digitization can help and what you can do to implement an effective strategy.
WEBCAST:
This news story describes why Iron Mountain's Butler County, Pennsylvania data center facility is ideal for storing and preserving your business-critical data. Learn why this facility is trusted to securely store everything from the original prints of classic movies to a huge variety of documents and records.
EBOOK:
Access this eBook for practical advice on developing an information governance strategy, including a checklist of what to do – and what not to do – as part of a successful information governance initiative.
CASE STUDY:
Read up on this case study on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at River Oaks Hospital, which has transitioned to an electronic documentation system that streamlines patient information to reduce the time needed managing interfaces and more time providing health services.
