by Lyell Marks | Apr 9, 2021
Records retention schedules can be difficult to maintain due to the constantly evolving landscape of laws and regulations governing the discipline. That task becomes even more robust when organizations venture into the adoption of a global records retention schedule...
by Lyell Marks | Mar 3, 2021
Data backup is a safeguard the majority of modern organizations utilize to some extent, but many are missing the mark and opening a Pandora’s Box full of risk. Hard drive crashes, accidental deletion, ransomware/malware attacks, disgruntled employees, theft and...
by Lyell Marks | Jan 8, 2021
A case held in the Supreme Court last May has caused many health care providers and other guardians of medical records to swiftly reassess their record retention schedules. Prior to the decision in the case Cochise Consultancy, Inc. v. United States ex rel. Hunt, the...
by Lyell Marks | Nov 5, 2020
Document management is similar to having insurance — it’s just good business. You may hate to pay the premiums but you’re glad you did when disaster strikes. Similarly, an organization may hate to pay for a records management program, but when information is needed,...
by Lyell Marks | Oct 7, 2020
It’s been nearly two decades since a landmark case was decided in the Southern District of New York, but the facts of the case remain more relevant that ever today in the rapidly evolving world of electronic discovery. The Facts Zubulake v. UBS Warburg was litigation...
by Lyell Marks | Oct 1, 2020
Cheryl Ahrens Young – IGP, CIP, APMD, CDIA+, CTT+, ermM, ecmP For more than 35 years, Cheryl Young has been immersed in the records and information management industry, serving as a business process consultant, trainer, records manager, information analyst,...
