All Feature Articles

• Inactive Record Management: Three Essential Capabilities
  

  That the majority of information organizations must manage is classified as an inactive record is a fact of doing business thanks to long-term retention guidelines and the vast quantity of information generated daily by technology.
• Remote Controls: Shaking Off the Branch Office Blues
  

  Are you showing enough data backup love to your field offices? If not, you run the risk of critical corporate data falling into the abyss. A comprehensive plan can protect data out in the field.
• Disposition of Digital and Electronic Records: What You Need to Know
  

  When it comes to records management, organization, storage and retrieval are often the first things businesses think about. However, disposition of records should be a critical element of every organization's records management program.
• Identify and Protect Vital Records to Avoid Business Icebergs
  

  The importance of active data cannot be understated. As a whole, it encompasses every aspect of an organization's ability to function — business systems, customer data and internal initiatives, to name a few. Vital records must be protected from the wrong hands but also completely accessible to those who need them.
• It's Time to Revisit Records Management for Email
  

  Have you read about a recent business litigation case that depended on email correspondence to win? Probably. These stories appear with increasing regularity, yet many businesses are ignoring the messages these incidents contain.
• Electronic Records Management Five Moves to Level Up
  

  Electronic records management (ERM) is a game changer in every industry it touches. Players have two choices: You can either continue to engage using moves that no longer get you to the next level, or you can change your approach and adapt to the new landscape.
• New Data Center Designs Go Underground for Energy Efficiency
  
• A New Paradigm in Data Center Colocation
  

  Dramatic changes are taking place in IT and the implications on data center colocation promise to be significant. Experts are describing a new era in computing built around mobility, cloud services, social networking and big data.
• Data Center Colocation Services Address Key IT Challenges
  

  What are you looking for from your data center colocation partner? If you’re like most businesses today, you are dealing with a wide range of challenges in building, designing and maintaining your data centers.
• Data Center Designs to Help Meet Your Compliance Challenge
  

  Creating a data center design that is cost-efficient and capable of delivering the applications and services required of your business with reliability, robustness and high availability is a challenge in and of itself for today’s IT professionals.