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The eDiscovery swamp

The new eDiscovery rules are forcing many companies to make changes to incorporate data-retention policies into their operations. And that means companies are still struggling to get in line with the Read more...

Records management 101

It's more important than ever to retain records, but it's a mistake to save everything. If you do, the data will grow so quickly that it will be impossible to manage. To manage records Read more...

Controlling enterprise content

Gaining and maintaining control over the varied types of content in an organization is the bane of many CIOs' existences. The best way to make it manageable is to create effective policies and Read more...

Lawyers are a fact of life for CIOs

The recent rash of legislation governing data retention, electronic discovery, privacy, data use and abuse has created a goldmine for lawyers well-versed in IT issues. More than ever before, CIOs Read more...

The benefits of virtualization

By employing virtualization in your IT infrastructure, you are enabling your IT organization to take advantage of the "pay as you go" model of computing, providing just the amount of processing Read more...

Don't skimp on data management

Not spending enough time, effort or money on enterprise data management can lead to increased risk and decreased competitive advantage, especially in financial firms. Without effective data Read more...

The 7 trends to watch in 2007

It's of little surprise that data retention and knowledge management will be areas of primary focus for the next few years, given how valuable data is in the enterprise. A big part of that, Read more...

Group chat gains traction in the enterprise

The ability to foster improved communication and collaboration is always on IT's list of to-do items and a new approach to instant messaging seems like a great strategy for meeting those goals. Read more...

Attorney General: ISPs must retain data

Get ready for a huge outcry from privacy advocates as the U.S. Attorney General tries to make ISPs keep user data on file for at least a year in case they're needed for a criminal investigation. Read more...