INDEFINITELY MAYBE: The Case Against “Indefinite” Retention
by Samantha R. Poindexter, Esq. – Attorney, Managed Services Team Leader and Counsel I’m about to say something that might ruffle a […]
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Rethinking Records Storage in the Age of Data Privacy and Global Regulation
by Paul Spencer – Research Analyst Records and information management (RIM) has always had rules. In the past, it was
Reframing Privacy Compliance into Practical Action
by Michael Crowe – Research Analyst As data privacy laws continue to expand and evolve, compliance teams are under more
Why Your Records Retention Schedule Needs More Than a “Set It and Forget It” Approach
By Brent Martindale, Attorney – Senior Director of Professional Services A few years ago, a large healthcare provider thought it
Avoid These Missteps: Closing the Year with 3 Valuable Lessons
by Geneva Hurtig, Info Gov Specialist As the year comes to a close, many organizations will reflect on what worked, what didn’t,
The Hidden Trap in Digital Records: Why Format Matters
by Chris Okum, Research Analyst A hospital was preparing for a major legal review. Years of patient documentation, treatment protocols, and compliance
The Hidden Records Behind GPS Technology
by Robert Johnson, Engagement Manager – Info Governance It was not that long ago that the Global Positioning System, or GPS, was
Access Legal & IG Quarterly Update – Q3 2025
In this quarter’s update, we’ll examine the unusual slowdown in privacy legislation this year and what the rapidly changing world
The Fine Print: How Legal Language Impacts Recordkeeping
by Paul Spencer – Research Analyst Data and record retention are among the most important responsibilities of a records manager.
The Hidden Risk of Holding On: Why Retention Matters
By Michael Crowe – Research Analyst In today’s complex regulatory environment, managing records isn’t just about storing records and keeping