IM January-February 2014
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Taking Control of E-Mail with Uniform Retention Rules
William Saffady, Ph.D.
Order in the Courts! RM Principles of the Judiciary
Nial Raaen, CRM
Analyze This: The Big Demand for Big Data Professionals
Nancy Dupre Barnes, Ph.D., CRM, CA
Career Path
Making the Leap to an Information Governance Role
Vicki Wiler
RIM Fundamentals Series
Forging a Partnership with IT to Build a Solid IG Program
Blake E. Richardson, CRM, CIP
In Review
Shifting Information Analysis: Big Data’s Implications for the Information Sciences and Professionals
Marc Kosciejew, Ph.D.
IM March-April 2014
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Protecting Information Privacy Per U.S. Federal Law
Virginia A. Jones, CRM, FAI
Procedures for Developing an Electronic File Plan
Kathryn A. Scanlan, J.D., CRM
An International Perspective on Protecting Personal Information
Cherri-Ann Beckles
Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles® Series
The Principles in Practice in a New RIM Program
Julie Gable, CRM, CDIA, FAI
RIM Fundamentals Series
Elements to Be Assessed in a RIM Audit
ARMA International Standards Workgroup
Up Front
News, trends, and analysis of interest to you and your organization
IM May-June 2014
Highlights
Plug Internal Data Leaks with an Effective IG Program
John T. Phillips, CRM, CDIA, FAI
Proposing a Charter of Personal Data Rights
Marc Kosciejew, Ph.D.
Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles® Series
Leveraging the Principles in Mergers, Acquisitions, and Divestitures
Julie Gable, CRM, FAI
How to Conduct a Records Series
Ann Bennick, Ed.D., CRM, and Judy Vasek Sitton, CRM
RIM Fundamentals Series
Balancing the Risks and Rewards of Cloud-Based Healthcare Information
Rebecca N. Shwayri, J.D.
Up Front
News, trends, and analysis of interest to you and your organization
IM July-August 2014
Welcome to the July/August 2014 issue of Information Management!
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Highlights
Top IG Tech Trends: Auto-Classification, Big Data
Gordon E.J. Hoke, IGP, CRM
Leveraging the Principle of Availability to Show ROI
Julie Gable, CRM, CDIA, FAI
Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles Series
Cut Costs, Risks with Proactive Litigation Plan
Michael C. Wylie, J.D., PMP, and Kelli A. Layton, J.D.
RIM Fundamentals Series
How to Develop and Implement an Effective RIM Policy
Blake E. Richardson, CRM, CIP
Case Studies in Managing Change
Andrew J. SanAgustin
Up Front
News, trends, and analysis of interest to you and your organization
Special Section
ARMA International 59th Annual Conference & Expo
IM September-October 2014
Welcome to the September/October 2014 issue of Information Management!
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Highlights
Closing the Gap Between Policy and ECM Implementation Using Privacy by Design
Norman Mooradian, Ph.D.
Six Steps for Creating a ‘Super Data Map’
Mark Diamond
Tossing the Tape? Implications of Making the Switch to Disk-Based Backups
Veeral Gosalia, Antonio Rega, and Matt Shive
Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles Series
Principles for Protecting Privacy
Julie Gable, CRM, CDIA, FAI
RIM Fundamentals Series
10 Things Organizations Should Do to Protect Against Hacking
John J. Isaza, Esq., FAI
Up Front
News, trends, and analysis of interest to you and your organization
IM November-December 2014
Welcome to the November/December 2014 issue of Information Management!
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Highlights
Cloud Control: Managing the Risks of Engaging and Terminating Cloud Services
Brian Y. Boyd, J.D., CIPP/US
Organizations recognize the advantages cloud computing can provide, but the many risks that come with storing data in the cloud must be considered as well. This article spells out the due diligence organizations must do before contracting with a cloud provider, as well as the proper way to manage the end of the relationship.
Research Says: Focus on Business Technology Agenda to Ensure IG Success
Cheryl McKinnon
The “Forrest Research and ARMA International Records Management Survey, Q3, 2014” reveals some bright spots for records and information management. But, the new “business technology agenda” of investing in tools to attract and serve customers and ensure operational excellence Is driving the need for information governance programs to align their focus with these corporate priorities to get the funding and executive sponsorship they need.
Building Dynamic RIM Programs in Digital Enterprises
Bruce W. Dearstyne, Ph.D.
Possessing traditional recordkeeping knowledge and skills is important for any records and information management (RIM) professional, but the digital revolution is also requiring them to be more creative, innovative, and nimble. In this article, the author describes the need for such agility and offers suggestions to RIM leaders for fostering innovation and empowering employees.
Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles Series
Principles for Updating Your Information Program
Julie Gable, CRM, CDIA, FAI
Revising a records management program can be as straightforward as editing a few retention schedules or as complex as changing the organization’s information management culture. They may be stipulated by company policy or the result of internal changes or new regulations. Regardless of the extent of the revision or the reason driving it, the Generally Accepted Recordkeeping Principles and the Information Governance Maturity Model are useful resources for approaching this work. This article explains how.
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