
The 4 C’s of Content Chaos
Friday, August 1st, 2014Now that big data is old news, the discourse on data has moved to content chaos.
Now that big data is old news, the discourse on data has moved to content chaos.
It is difficult to ignore the inevitability of a large-scale shift to cloud-based information storage.
A year or so ago, the conversation about 3D printers was just beginning.
On the heels of two major national conferences in the field of librarianship, a popular question is raised once again—why pursue a career as a librarian?
When an organization is building a records and information management (RIM) program, or revising its policy and procedures as part of the regular program review process, the question arises of how they should approach the process. They need to start with a records management policy template.
Businesses today are facing a variety of challenges when it comes to managing and safeguarding their information.
There is a sign in the break room—“Your mother does not work here. Clean up after yourself.” This chunk of wisdom can be applied not only to the communal microwave, but also to your inbox.
Cadence Group Vice President to offer leadership insights and best practices to RIM professionals at annual event.
Records retention schedule tools are beneficial for all types of organizations. They can be helpful when it comes to organizing documentation that will need to be available to access during certain times (i.e. documents for tax purposes, policy updates, and gathering financial material) and they can keep your company compliant, avoiding costly legal issues. But […]
The past two decades have seen a radical evolution in how we manage information, so it is no surprise that the role of librarians has evolved with it.