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| CONTENTS | February 2008 |
February 2008
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NewsTrack
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MoReq2 is published—and there’s a new website to answer your questions
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Widespread adoption of electronic health records expected over the next five years
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JISC launches JIGG—a new information governance gateway for the higher education sector
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Kodak launches i780 scanner—fast data capture in a compact package
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OpticPro A320 and A360—two high-performance A3 scanners from Plustek
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Open Text gives law firms a better view of their legal and business worlds
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IBM introduces IOPES—free e-mail search software for Outlook and Lotus Notes
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CMS Watch publishes the Web CMS Report 2008—analysis of products from thirty vendors
Articles
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Top-class classification What separates truly efficient automated mailrooms from the post rooms of yesterday? Dr. Matt Lees
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Section 46 assessment—coming your way? Public sector bodies are advised to carry out an early self-assessment of their corporate records management. A workbook and a new assessment tool from TNA are designed to help. Alison Gibney
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Securing moving targets. What’s the best approach to protecting the business data on mobile computing devices? Here are three essentials that help you load and lock. Caroline Ikomi
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The myth of the paperless office. Ten steps towards a successful document management outsourcing. Chris Coulter
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Transforming compliance into effective risk management. Over the past decade, the proportion of corporate spend on compliance activity has soared. But to what end? In the majority of cases, these box ticking exercises are making little contribution to an organisation’s understanding of risk exposure. Stephen Hall
Case Studies
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Automated invoice processing system powers cost savings for European sales network
- EDM system puts Broxap streets ahead on efficiency and customer service
