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What Does Records Management Look like in the Future?
Mar 13, 2018 | RecordPoint, Records Management
What do quantum computing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence have to do with records management and compliance? Anthony Woodward, Chief Technology Officer at RecordPoint, explains.
How to Manage Your File Plan in RecordPoint Records365
Apr 12, 2018 | RecordPoint, Records Management
A good file plan is an essential component to successfully managing records and information. In this video, Oshin Dsouza from RecordPoint demonstrates how to manage a File Plan in RecordPoint Records365.
Why Every Business Needs a Data Retention and Disposal Schedule
Apr 16, 2018 | Information Management, Records Management
A data retention and disposal schedule forms an important foundation for managing organisational data. Establishing an effective and legally compliant policy can significantly benefit your business, by helping to manage risk and legal compliance, whilst maintaining or improving operational efficiencies. Read more here.
New Guidelines for Ministerial Use of Private Email and Messaging Apps
May 11, 2018 | Email Productivity, Information Governance, Records Management
Following a corruption inquiry this year into use and deletion of a private email account, Queensland has now updated its Ministerial Code of Conduct to ban Ministers use of private email and messaging apps for official business. However this is a simplistic response to a complex issue that continues to evolve.
Records Compliance in Office 365, RecordPoint and HPE Content Manager
May 18, 2018 | Micro Focus, Office 365, RecordPoint, Records Management
In this webinar we showcase the simplest ways to capture records in O365, how integration of HPE/Micro Focus Content Manager or RecordPoint work, and how they differ.
Judge Rules Trump Cannot Block Critics on Twitter
May 24, 2018 | Information Management, Records Management
A Manhattan federal judge ruled Wednesday that Trump violated the First Amendment when he blocked critics from his personal Twitter account, as they are public records.