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I recently read in article in “Health Data Management” magazine, which states that while the healthcare industry might be a Johnny-come-lately in terms of implementing information governance (IG) programs, provider organizations are now recognizing the importance of IG and making efforts to adopt a successful strategy.

Since today’s mail center continues to evolve in ways that add value and also serves as a gateway to supporting and improving so many business processes, operating it efficiently is a key element of an enterprise’s success.

Our recent survey report on facilities management trends spotlights a significant new approach in outsourcing corporate services delivered at large corporate campuses with thousands of employees.

A recent “Property Casualty 360 News” article addresses two important issues: how automation and workflow are among the biggest challenges the modern insurance industry faces today and how new technologies can improve business process management.

According to a Legaltech News article, the e-discovery market has momentum on its side. The article states: “A recent IDC report found that while the global e-discovery market hit $10 billion in 2015, it is on pace to reach $14.7 billion by 2019..."

While my focus for this post is on records retention, I’d like to first spotlight our perspective on the broad topic of information governance (IG).

his is my final post in this series, in which I highlight a client case history that demonstrates how document remediation, as an important element of records management, can significantly help boost operational efficiency.

This is my second post in which I am highlighting a client case history that demonstrates how document remediation is an important element of efficient records management.