2006 Archives

IMJ January / February 2006

• Condition Critical: Developing Records Retention Schedules
• Get Smart! About Intellectual Property
• A 30(b)(6) Can Sink Your Ship
• CIOs: Information Program Leaders in Transition
• Product Liability: Retention and Risk Management Solutions
• Congress Assesses Data Security Proposals

 

IMJ March / April 2006

• Retention and Disposition of Structured Data: The Next Frontier for Records Managers
• It's All in the Technique!
• 7 Paths to Developing or Sustaining RIM Programs
• RIM Professionalism in the Political Arena
• Technical Certification for the Information Professional: The CDIA+
• SEC Will Punish Companies Not Shareholders

 

IMJ May / June 2006

• Compliance: Where Do We Go from Here?
• Standards: Not 'One Size Fits All'
• The Risk-Cost Retention Model: Building a New Approach to Records Retention
• Will Your Records Be There When You Need Them?
• Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act: More Protection for Consumers

 

IMJ July / August 2006

• Dealing With Disaster
• Taking Charge: Disaster Fallout Reinforces RIM's Importance
• Implementing EDMS: Putting People First
• Developing and Implementing a Strategy for Technology Development
• United by a Common Language: Developing A Corporate Taxonomy
• Sending Out an SOS

 

IMJ September / October 2006

• Enterprise-wide Records Training: Key to Compliance, Success
• Choosing Ethical Solutions to RIM Problems
• Why Metadata Matters
• Creating a Process-Focused Retention Schedule
• Writing a RIM Request for Proposal
• Safeguarding Corporate Secrets
• When the Right to Know and the Right to Privacy Collide

 

IMJ November / December 2006

• 8 Steps to Develop a Taxonomy
• ISO 17799: Standard for Security
• Strategies for RIM Program Compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley
• Taking the Trauma Out of the Talk
• Mitigating the Risk of Messaging
• New Rules for E-Discovery