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| CONTENTS | October - November 2010 |
October—November 2010
Click on the links below to view items for October —November 2010
NewsTrack
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Big businesses lagging behind public sector on data protection awareness
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ICO serves first monetary penalties for serious data protection breaches
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Adobe unveils new Acrobat X solutions with enhanced collaboration features
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Lack of confidence in cloud based solutions holding back migration
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New handbook shows SMEs how to benefit from information security management systems
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E-Discovery and ERM: how is records management performing in the new spotlight?
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Open Text extends Open Text Everywhere with native Apple iPhone and iPad Apps
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Agfa launches healthcare document management system on the UK market
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ECM solution provider claims to be the UK's first paperless office
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Adobe unveils major new version of enterprise Web conferencing solution
- New workgroup scanner from Fujitsu combines powerful features with compact design
Articles
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Email and e-discovery: tips for archiving elusive digital content. Success in managing email communications requires a well-conceived strategy and solid technology that can implement it. An email management system that is part of integrated ECM system leaves nothing to chance. Jim Thumma
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Thinking next-generation e-Discovery. The author makes the case for second-generation eDiscovery and information governance solutions that are easy to use and implement and that provide useful analytics and management applications on top of the basic functions of indexing and searching. Steve Akers
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Setting the standard for electronic document archival. The PDF/A document format for long-term archiving has attracted a lot of interest, particularly from government agencies, although its adoption in some areas has been slow.With a growing move towards standards-based archiving more and more organisations are now advocating the adoption of PDF/A. Read on to learn about the PDF/A format and the benefits it offers. Mark McKinney and Gary Hodkinson
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If your head’s in the Cloud, keep your feet on the ground! How does an organisation manage its security and compliance posture when critical systems and data are hosted or managed by a third party? Ruvi Kitov
Case Studies
- The future of council service arrives in the London Borough of Hackney. Out with the paper, in with Council Document Management.
Book Reviews
