The Digital World Has Led to an Information Explosion
Privacy questions are on the rise with focus on big data, analytics, and e-discovery. What records should be kept? For how long? And where?
Records managers face increasingly complex information security policies for both digital documents and paper records. This applies to information throughout your organization stored onsite, offsite, or in the cloud.
Achieving regulatory compliance starts with understanding your company’s information governance and responsibilities. If you haven’t established clear records retention guidelines, you run the risk of falling short of regulatory compliance requirements.
Why is information governance important?
- Discover what documents you have, their location, and how long to keep them
- Increase operational efficiency through process automation
- Enforce consistent classification, records retention and disposal policies, and other information governance best practices
- Comply with regulations and mitigate litigation, improving risk management processes
