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This informative guide addresses common questions legal teams have about predictive technologies, and showcases how real-world users are taking advantage of these new capabilities.
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Learn how an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution can securely capture, declare, classify, store and dispose of both electronic and physical records according to fiscal, legal and regulatory requirements.
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Read this white paper and learn the benefits of Enterprise Content Management, how it applies to email records management for both storage and compliance, and how you can choose the most comprehensive ECM solution to streamline email management.
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This white paper explains how records management solutions can be deployed flexibly and cost-effectively across the enterprise to meet the full spectrum of records management needs.
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Email has become an integral part of the business workflow. This paper explains why email archiving must be an integral part of every organization and examines the different methods for deploying and managing email archive solutions in an organization.
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This paper attempts to identify and clarify the benefits an archive can provide in the initial phases of the electronic discovery process and look at some of the features companies should look for to ensure those benefits are maximized.
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Read this white paper to learn how records management as part of an enterprise content management (ECM) solution delivers substantial ROI through reduction in corporate risk, lower operational costs, and improved productivity.
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The goal of this white paper is to focus on the key issues involved in developing an e-discovery capability and to help organizations plan to become better prepared for the rigors of the e-discovery process.
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Storing data that no longer has any value to the organization is a crippling process that forward-thinking CIOs must begin to shy away from. This white paper provides key insight surrounding the defensible disposal of unnecessary data.
