Events

Do you know the difference between SaaS, Cloud and On-Premise Automation Systems?

Mon, 16 Apr 2012 17:28:18 -0400

Are you considering going paper-free by automating your AP processes? Do you know for sure which solution model is best for your company?

Join this informative webinar and discover:

Pros and cons of each model
Are SaaS and Cloud really the same
Top myths about SaaS
Is SaaS only for small and mid-size companies
Comparisons between an in-house solution and a SaaS solution
Return on investment analysis of each AP automation alternative

Empower yourself with all the information you need to choose the right Accounts Payable automation solution for your company.

AP Automation 101: Learn about the basics of Accounts Payable Automation

Mon, 05 Mar 2012 09:40:17 -0500

What if you had a solution that could effectively eliminate paper from your AP process? What if you could have real time visibility into your invoices while cutting your processing time and costs in half? What if you could accomplish this in a few weeks versus months?

Well now you can. During this on-demand webinar, discover how Iron Mountain, the leader in information management can help you work out the basics of AP automation and get you on track for a paperless 2012.

You will have the opportunity to hear best practices and successful approaches including:

AP automation options that generate the largest ROI
Pros and cons of SaaS vs. in-house AP automation
Areas of AP automation which should be out tasked
Why e-invoicing is becoming more accepted
Workflow automation for approval-based invoices
Integration - finding a solution that makes it easy to streamline your current processes

AP Automation 101 will cover all the fundamentals to help you take control of your process

View the on-demand webinar.

Responding to the New Presidential Memo: Steps for Improving Information Transparency

Wed, 14 Mar 2012 12:08:44 -0400

What if you could respond to the new Presidential Memorandum on managing government records with increased confidence?

In light of this November 28 memorandum, we invite you to watch the complimentary on-demand Webinar -- Responding to the New Presidential Memo: Steps for Improving Information Transparency. Featuring Adelaide O'Brien, Research Director, Government Services Delivery, IDC Government Insights and Sue Trombley, Managing Director, Iron Mountain Consulting, learn strategies to help you respond to the memo with confidence:

Employ best practices for record identification and public posting
Understand steps agencies are taking to apply the presumption of openness and increase proactive disclosure
Ensure that your response to requests is effective and efficient - reducing backlogs and improving timeliness

How to Sell Accounts Payable Automation to your CFO

Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:12:04 -0400

Cut the cost of your invoice processing drastically and provide your AP departments with the tools for smarter spending and increased efficiency when you put AP automation in place. Join us for How to Sell Accounts Payable Automation to Your CFO and let us help you explain why AP automation matters.

Register now for this on-demand Webinar and we’ll walk you through:

Why you'll need more than ROI to get your CFO's attention
The CFO’s evaluation process
How time affects your ROI
In-house solution vs. SaaS cost comparison
How hard dollar savings that can be achieved
What a 5-year ROI looks like before and after AP automation is implemented

Create the best strategy for winning your case for AP automation.

View the on-demand webinar.

Data Backup and Recovery Benchmark Survey Results

Thu, 03 May 2012 11:05:21 -0400

Do you know what IT managers see as their top three data management challenges? How are your industry peers handling the explosive growth of data? Get the answers to these and many other critical questions when you watch the on-demand Data Backup and Recovery Benchmark Survey Results Webinar, hosted by Iron Mountain and the Disaster Recovery Journal. In this webinar we share the results of our Data Backup and Recovery Benchmark Report, which surveyed over 1200 IT professionals. Learn what they had to say about the urgent information management issues many companies are wrestling with today.

Under the Microscope: a REALLY close look at Business Processes and Capture

Wed, 28 Mar 2012 12:51:53 -0400

Document- and paper-centric processes are present in every organization. And, despite the availability of mature and sophisticated tools for automating those processes, many organizations are losing thousands of dollars each year by remaining in "manual mode". Business Process Management (BPM) has been proven to reduce costs and improve efficiencies. According to recent AIIM research, 57% of scanning and capture projects achieved payback in 18 months or less. Despite this and other data that show significant benefits, 32% of organizations actually reported an increase in paper consumption and copying. Why are these organizations still mired in paper?

Perhaps the problem is knowing where to begin, and understanding exactly what processes can and should be automated. Join us as we clear up confusion, debunk myths, and provide an inside look at one organization’s actual experience with BPM.

We’ll explain that:

Before embarking on a BPM implementation, current processes should be audited to ensure there is agreement between users as to what the processes are now, what exceptions to the process can occur, and how exceptions are addressed;
Organizations should strive to include decision makers across IT, Records Management and Line of Business to ensure that a comprehensive strategy is adopted;
Since BPM projects are likely to meet resistance to change, organizations should ensure that potential users, and managers from other departments, are educated as regards the scope and potential benefits of BPM;

Scan-to-process as a manual workflow can achieve considerably more benefits than simply scanning-to-archive, and the extension to capture-to-process by the addition of automated data recognition will provide considerable productivity benefits. This can be considered for both in-house and outsourced operations.

Speakers:

Dan Elam, COO, RSC Solutions

Jim Stephenson, Document Management Consultant, Iron Mountain

Virtual Legal Tech

Fri, 11 May 2012 11:19:46 -0400

Webcast: Living in the Cloud? How Escrow Protects SaaS Investments for Application Continuity

View a webcast presented on March 15, 2012, at Virtual LegalTech.

Learn how to develop best practice strategies to protect investments in SaaS, while enabling trust. With proper contingency planning and a well worded escrow agreement, discover ways to guide your client through the maze of previously unanswered cloud computing questions and more. Attend this session to discover how to:

engender trust between the buyer and seller
create a contingency plan for subscribers
“trust but verify” when engaging in a SaaS relationship
optimize the subscriber-provider relationship
recognize the different risks between SaaS and on-premises software deployments
become a valued trusted advisor to your clients

Speakers:

John Trotti, Esq., CIPP/US, Senior Contracts Manager, Intellectual Property Management, Iron Mountain Incorporated

Frank A. Bruno, Director & Senior Business Strategist, Iron Mountain Incorporated

What's Happening in the World of Records Management Today? Plenty.

Thu, 03 May 2012 17:07:03 -0400

Thursday May 24, 2012 - 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. EDT

Join Sue Trombley, managing director of Consulting at Iron Mountain, as she shares the results of Iron Mountain’s third Compliance Benchmark Report. This report, entitled “Iron Mountain Compliance Benchmark Report: A View Into Unified Records Management,” is a comprehensive review of the current state of physical and electronic records management best practices and will be presented publicly for the first time in this Compliance Week Webcast.

This new report encompasses a diverse, broad-based sample of more than 4,000 professionals across almost every vertical market. It reviews and compares current records management programs across five best-practice areas and offers insights into how your peers are doing when it comes to unifying their programs—applying policies across records of all formats and locations. When it comes to records management policies—and knowing what needs to be done—organizations have invested heavily. The hard part? Execution. Organizations struggle with putting their policies into practice and applying them to their inventory—regardless of format or location. This is where a unified approach to records management can help. Tune in to see how you compare.

Participants in the Webcast will be sent a URL for download of the full report after the webcast.

Better Information Management for Improved Productivity, Even Across Time Zones

Tue, 24 Jan 2012 10:35:05 -0500

In order to function at the highest levels of efficiency, organizations should consider implementing a centralized management model which relies on secure access to business content in any time or place.

Register now for this free event on April 27 at 2PM EST to learn how you can save time and money with efficient and effective access to your information. We’ll offer real examples of how businesses successfully connect their distributed offices and implemented useful solutions to overcome their challenges and help gain a strategic advantage.

Speakers:

Nathaniel Palmer, Principal and Chief BPM Strategist, SRA International, Inc.
Mike Theis, Program Development Manager, Iron Mountain

7 Ways to Thrive – Not Just Survive – in a Hybrid Records World

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:23:58 -0400

Register now for an exclusive webcast with John Mancini, president of AIIM and Richard Reese, chairman & CEO of Iron Mountain.

Cost: Complimentary

Your job of managing paper and electronic information is made increasingly more difficult as information grows and companies demand more from their information. And it will only get harder. Recent studies show that by 2020, the digital information universe will be 44X the size it was in 2009, while the amount of paper will grow by 2% each year.

The reality of juggling both digital and physical data – a so-called "hybrid records environment" – requires an integrated approach in order to reduce risks, costs and inefficiencies. But the million dollar question is how you do it.

Learn the keys for thriving in a hybrid records world. John Mancini, president of AIIM , and Richard Reese, chairman & CEO of Iron Mountain, will share industry trends, best practices and actual examples to help you become a more effective information manager.

The Anatomy of a VNA Done Right: The Case for Silo Busting

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:23:57 -0400

Register for this Web seminar to get practical, useful steps to identifying the right path for you as you march toward the future of medical image storage.

What if you could...

Bust your silos of information to create a combined view of a patient record?
Simplify and speed your daily access to medical images?
Gain unlimited storage capacity, along with secure and compliant disaster recovery and business continuity?
Have a storage option that frees you from a vendor's proprietary format lock-in?

Featured Speakers:

Michael Gray, Principal
Michael Gray Consulting

Ken Rubin, Senior Vice President and General Manager — Health Care
Iron Mountain

Transformational Strategies for Supporting EMR Adoption: IDC and Lahey Clinic Speak Out

Wed, 28 Mar 2012 12:51:49 -0400

EMR conversion is inevitable. The impacts to your workflow and efficiencies in care delivery remain serious obstacles to successful EMR adoption. Effective strategies during EMR implementation can lessen the blow and drive adoption during periods of transition. You need to look for ways to make data accessible and control costs, all while maintaining regulatory compliance. Getting the right document conversion strategy, at all stages of your EMR implementation, will help you realize the true benefits of EMR.

Participants will learn about:

Lahey Clinic's experience with successful EMR adoption

IDC's prescription for getting near term value today, while creating a sustainable approach for the long term

How to close the gap between traditional records and the EMR

3 Proven Methods to Accelerate Litigation Readiness and Reduce Costs

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 11:01:02 -0500

According to ALM Legal Intelligence’s Corporate Counsel: Agenda 2012 Report, over 50% of corporate counsel regard an unexpected event to be the biggest risk they face next year but most are not prepared. Are you prepared for litigation? Can you afford not to be?

Join this live webcast to explore proactive strategies and cost-savings methods to enable you to be prepared for litigation before the unexpected happens.

Three real-world case studies will be explored showcasing how in-house counsel was able to react to unexpected litigation requests, allowing them to:

SAVE MONEY: How a leading insurance provider saved $10 million in imaging costs alone when responding to a class-action lawsuit in less than 60 days.
MAINTAIN CHAIN OF CUSTODY: How a major energy supplier was able to limit legal and process risks, imaging over 12 million images of critical documents needed for discovery.
QUICKLY RESPOND TO LITIGATION: How this Mortgage Servicer imaged over 6,000 mortgage files in less than 6 weeks in order to meet litigation deadlines.

Attend this live webcast to learn how you too can employ a proactive strategy to help you significantly reduce your overall costs while ensuring you are prepared for litigation and discovery.

GUEST SPEAKERS

Scott Pierce
VP, Group Publisher
ALM Magazine Group.

Barry Murphy
Co-Founder and
Principal Analyst,
eDJ Group.

Kevin Coughlin
Director,
Product Management,
Iron Mountain.

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Future of RIM Forum Webcast Featuring Q&A with Richard Reese

Tue, 22 Nov 2011 10:39:56 -0500

Register now to attend our webcast of the Future of RIM Forum from the 2010 ARMA Annual Conference, featuring noted author and futurist, Geoffrey Moore. Richard Reese, executive chairman of Iron Mountain, will be joining us for a live question and answer session. Richard will be answering any questions you may have about the Future of RIM Forum

HR Records: Keeping up with evolving requirements for major state and federal employment statutes.

Mon, 07 Nov 2011 12:55:11 -0500

Keeping Up with Recordkeeping Requirements

State and federal workplace laws are responsible for creating piles (and megabytes) worth of information on employees. Stepped-up enforcement activities by the Labor Department and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services increase the need for Human Resource offices to maintain proper records and make them available for rapid access for compliance audits, mergers and acquisitions as well as responding to legal challenges such as eDiscovery. The inability to find and access this information efficiently exposes employers to significant penalties.

At the same time that HR offices are being pressured by the government to maintain and produce records, the challenging economic environment – both in terms of pressures to cut costs and increasing workforce transformations – has also put HR offices in the corporate spotlight. They are being pressured by IT departments and corporate attorneys to digitize older records, yet creating a fully digital HR records management environment can be a monumental and expensive undertaking. A hybrid approach to managing physical and digital HR records is far more practical and economical for most HR organizations.

In this webcast, Joseph Beachboard of Ogletree Deakins will review recordkeeping requirements for major employment statutes and offer best-practice advice on gathering, converting, storing and destroying HR records. He'll also discuss best-practices that can help prepare you for discovery.

About the speaker:

Joseph L. Beachboard is a nationally recognized expert on employment law issues. He is an attorney and shareholder with the law firm Ogletree Deakins in Torrance, California. In addition to assisting employers with workplace law issues, Mr. Beachboard serves as the chair of the firm’s Client Service Committee. In this capacity, Mr. Beachboard oversees the client service, marketing, and business development activities of the firm’s more than 425 attorneys in 34 offices across the country. Mr. Beachboard speaks regularly before human resource, personnel and employer groups on cutting edge employment law topics at programs held across the United States.

The Anatomy of a VNA Done Right: The Case for Silo Busting

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:23:54 -0400

What if you could...

Bust your silos of information to create a combined view of a patient record?
LSimplify and speed your daily access to medical images?
Gain unlimited storage capacity, along with secure and compliant disaster recovery and business continuity?
Have a storage option that frees you from a vendor's proprietary format lock-in?

Speakers:

Michael Gray, Principal, Gray Consulting
Ken Rubin, SVP & General Manager Healthcare, Iron Mountain

Alleviate Discovery Pain: Revive Your Enterprise Information Management Approach

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:23:53 -0400

The expansion of compliance regulations and mandates for information management coupled with the increase in litigation support and discovery requests has resulted in organizations struggling to keep pace. Recent studies among General Counsel, CIOs and Records Managers revealed alarming findings for enterprise records management:

68% reported having no formal methods in place for accessing and managing e-records for discovery.
Only 13% managed e-records in compliance with a records retention schedule.
42% found retrieval for discovery purposes challenging due to improper or inadequate tools for identifying, preserving and collecting data?

When it comes to discovery, having too much information and keeping that information longer than legally necessary exacerbates the risk and cost of discovery, as well as storage and administration costs. Records and Information management policies and programs can help organizations meet today’s growing legal and regulatory compliance obligations. Get practical advice for reviving your enterprise records and information management program to reduce the pain and costs associated with discovery. Attend this webcast and learn how to:

Establish compliant records and information management policies and procedures.
Map your data to your records retention schedule to destroy information once it is not legally required.
Apply these best practices to all types of information including paper, email and other electronic documents and data objects.

Speakers:

Sue Trombley,
Director of Consulting, Iron Mountain

Sue Trombley has more than 25 years of information technology and records management and information management experience in a variety of industries. Her specialties are enterprise information management strategy, e-mail management strategy, and electronic records roadmap development. Ms. Trombley holds a master’s degree in library and information science and is a frequent speaker at association events and webinars.

David E. Obarowski, Esq.
Iron Mountain Consulting

David E. Obarowski has 20+ years experience as corporate officer, counsel and consultant. He specializes in technology-based electronic discovery, legal process management (LPM), complex matter strategy and records management solutions. He also works closely with Fortune 500 and AmLaw 100 clients to implement defensible and cost-efficient process, systems and best practices.

The World of Privacy Compliance: Make Sure You're Not Left Behind

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:23:55 -0400

FACTA. PCI. HITECH. MA Privacy Law. Do these regulations and industry standards apply to your organization? Many companies are asking this very question as they look for ways to better protect their customers’ personal information. Getting your arms around the complexity associated with information privacy isn’t easy.

Attend this event and learn:

Various state level "must shred" rules.
State laws regarding encryption and breach notification.
Regulations such as HIPAA/HITECH add industry specific complexity.
International requirements can make information privacy even more challenging.
Existing federal legislation, such as Red Flags, provide federal guidance, but only for certain industries.

Featured Speaker:

Charles H. Kennedy, Partner, Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP

The Attorney Called: Are you ready for discovery?

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:23:58 -0400

Chances are good that sooner or later your organization is going to be faced with some type of litigation. And when the attorney calls, you want to make sure that you have the resources, tools, and processes in place to quickly access and review the information your legal team requires.

Learn about the innovative solutions many companies are adopting that enable their in-house team to:

IMPROVE EFFICIENCY with tools that empower them to quickly prepare for litigation matters
REDUCE COSTS with Discovery technologies that help them seamlessly collect their physical and digital data
MITIGATE RISK with a scalable solution that leverages the same data (and effort) for review in multiple matters

Speakers:

Barclay T. Blair
Principal Founder,
ViaLumina Group, Ltd.

Kevin J. Coughlin,
Senior Product Manager,
Iron Mountain

Discovery and Information Governance: the Emerging Role of Unified Legal Repositories

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:23:53 -0400

Whether you’re an attorney, or a compliance or risk officer, this webcast will help you learn how to use unified legal repositories to address preservation, collection, data processing and document review challenges. Particular emphasis will be given to re-using documents and attorney work product across multiple matters. We’ll also be focusing on the built-in capabilities and processes required to ensure that data security, confidentiality and privilege are maintained across matters and between parties.

Learn about specific use cases and trends that leverage these strategies such as:

Reducing e-Discovery and review costs by reusing data and work product across multiple matters
Preserving serial custodian data
Filtering, partitioning and extracting data subsets for review
Migrating data to a unified legal repository safely and defensibly
Reducing OpEx costs by leveraging the cloud for scalability

Speakers:

Tom Barnett,
Esq., Vice President, Iron Mountain Consulting.

Tom Barnett has many years of experience managing Electronic Discovery Client and Consulting Services. He was Special Counsel at a leading law firm where he was responsible for the eDiscovery and compliance departments. He was a co-author and a member of the editorial board of the Sedona Conference Principles on Electronic Document Production and he serves on the Advisory Board and is a faculty member of the Georgetown University Law Center Advanced E-Discovery Institute; the E-Discovery Expert Witness Directory Committee; the Board of Editors of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model Project, the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution. Mr. Barnett has authored a large number of articles, whitepapers and treatises on electronic discovery and data management and is considered one of the leading experts in the field. Mr. Barnett is a graduate of the Cornell Law School where he served on the Board of Editors of the Cornell Law Review.

Sanjeev Srivastav,
VP Operations and Technology Management

Sanjeev Srivastav manages the eDiscovery operations for the hosted Iron Mountain Legal Discovery service and eVantage on-premises software. He has many years of experience managing all aspects of eDiscovery service on over 1,000 projects for a wide variety of customer segments, matter types, and covering all aspects of the EDRM framework. He is actively involved in working with large enterprise and law-firm clients in the design of some of the largest document review and hosting projects worldwide, with teams supporting operations in North America, EMEA, and APAC. He holds a Ph.D. from Cornell University and has a strong background in technologies related to unstructured data management, search technologies, and cloud-based service delivery.

Email, IM, Texts and More: Practical Guidance for Retention of Electronic Information

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:23:58 -0400

A retention policy for electronic information defines how long the information should be stored before it should be deleted. Except for email, most electronic information is currently never deleted or is deleted in a haphazard manner.

Legal and regulatory pressure is gradually driving organizations to define and implement proper retention policies for electronic information. However, in many organizations, the situation is still a mess, with arbitrary retention periods applied to many types of information.

Join us for this webcast which will:

Present practical recommendations for organizations wishing to define and implement retention policy for electronic information
Describe the current state of retention policies so an organization can compare its status with that of its peers
Predict the retention situation in 2020
Outline seven key steps for optimizing your retention schedule.

Speakers:

David Ferris
Senior Analyst, Ferris Research

David has been professionally involved with messaging and collaboration technologies since 1991. He got into computer science research as a graduate student at Stanford University and was one of the first 100 email users. David wrote the first syndicated column in the computer industry and has since written hundreds of articles and bulletins on messaging and collaboration, and co-authored three books.

Sue Trombley
Director of Consulting, Iron Mountain

Sue has more than 25 years of information technology and records management and information management experience in a variety of industries. Her specialties are enterprise information management strategy, e-mail management strategy, and electronic records roadmap development. Ms. Trombley holds a master's degree in library and information science and is a frequent speaker at association events and webinars.

Making Retention Work in a Digital World

Tue, 15 Nov 2011 06:20:37 -0500

Hosted by the Association of Imaging and Information Management

Speakers:

Mark Diamond, President & CEO, Contoural;
Sue Trombley, Director of Consulting Services, Iron Mountain

Better information and retention management, stricter compliance, faster reactions, and data integrity leads to improved productivity and increased efficiency.

Knowing where your data resides and how to quickly locate it provides a competitive advantage and makes you better prepared for discovery. This session will discuss recent trends, survey results, and best practices to help you create an Information Advantage. We will help you:

Examine the benefits of a uniform records management (and capture) environment that spans physical and digital information
Learn ways to assess Retention Schedule defensibility and practical steps towards improvement
Better prepare to meet compliance, audit, and regulatory obligations and discovery requests

Improve Profitability, Relationships, and Retention by Capturing Critical Customer Data

Tue, 24 Apr 2012 15:01:03 -0400

This AIIM webcast, featuring guest speaker, Dan Elan, Vice President with Industrial Magic reveals how information capture of customer data is the key to improve profitability, relationships, and retention. During this webinar, he’ll illustrate how businesses able to respond quickly to customers with well documented information can avoid revenue and profit leakage and reduce customer service operational expenses — while also retaining and growing business with hard-won customers. Learn how you, too, can capture this critical customer data to strengthen your customer ROI. Register today.

Event Details:

It is no surprise that excellent customer service is directly linked to your ability to provide customers (and prospects) the goods and services they want and being able to do so with ease. If you are like most companies, transaction integrity and knowing exactly what your customer’s experience has been is vital to maintaining a great relationship and, ultimately, grow your business.

In this webcast, we’ll reveal how information capture of customer data is the key to improve profitability, relationships, and retention. We’ll share real world examples of companies that have created centralized access to their critical customer information (in digital and physical form) enabling them to:

improve profitability, retention and the overall business relationship
successfully manage customer inquiries
eliminate confusion and misunderstanding
decrease the length and number of customer service calls & service costs

Businesses able to respond quickly to customers with well documented information can avoid revenue and profit leakage and reduce customer service operational expenses — while also retaining and growing business with hard-won customers. Register today to learn how you, too, can capture this critical customer data to strengthen your customer ROI.

Dan Elan, Vice President, Industrial Magic
Helene Fox, Solution Development Executive, Iron Mountain

Software Licensing: Protecting Your Clients' Interests with Escrow and Verification

Fri, 11 May 2012 11:19:45 -0400

Learn why a comprehensive software escrow plan is the key to controlling risk and meeting your clients’ business objectives. Protect them against unforeseen circumstances such as discontinued support, mergers or acquisitions, breach of contract, or worse – bankruptcy. Understand how to build trust between the users and developers of critical software applications by carefully laying out the terms of the escrow arrangement. Discover why verification has become fundamental for software escrow.

In this session you will learn how to:

engender trust between the user and developer
protect investments in mission-critical software
ensure the right materials are there by adhering to a simple motto—“trust but verify”
maintain leverage to optimize the supplier relationship
recognize the different risks between SaaS and on-premises software deployments

Speakers:

Susannah Scott
Esq., Contracts Specialist, Iron Mountain Intellectual Property Management

Frank Bruno
Director & Senior Business Strategist, Iron Mountain

Integrating Cloud Storage: Proven Revenue Streams for ISVs

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:27 -0400

Three leading ISVs share their success in “the cloud”

Join Jeff Kaplan, Managing Director of THINKStrategies, to learn how Independent Software Vendors like you can unlock value and add revenue by integrating cloud storage within your applications.

During this one-hour session, Kaplan moderates a lively discussion with three leading ISVs from Big Brain Works, Dexsar and Recentris.

The panelists will reveal:

customers’ expectations when it comes to cloud storage functionality
what to look for when choosing a cloud-storage partner
how these ISVs have profited by integrating cloud storage into their applications; and
why they chose Iron Mountain’s secure Archive Services Platform as their cloud storage solution.

Simplify and Automate PC Data for eDiscovery and Compliance

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:30 -0400

In today’s world, litigation is inevitable and being prepared is always to your advantage. You know how quickly data has a way of piling up all across your enterprise. At any given moment, do you know what you have and where you can find it? In this informative webcast, Vivian Tero, Program Manager – GRC Infrastructure at IDC, examines the latest eDiscovery trends, the challenges that both legal and IT organizations face, and offers expert advice and practical steps that you can start taking today to ensure that you are prepared for a litigation event.

Learn about:

The latest eDiscovery trends
Best Practices for Litigation Readiness
Multiple Solutions for electronically stored information ESI Legal Hold Management

…and much more!

Speaker:

Vivian Tero – Program Manager for IDC’s Compliance Infrastructure Service

As the Program Manager for IDC’s Compliance Infrastructure Service, Ms. Tero’s primary focus is research, analysis, and strategic advisory on information and system infrastructure technologies that facilitate legal discovery, data privacy, and IT GRC (governance, risk management and compliance). In this cross-functional role, Ms. Tero tracks the convergence of content, messaging, and collaborative applications with the systems infrastructure solutions in the context of IT GRC. Ms. Tero is quoted regularly in the trade and business publications and is a frequent presenter at business and technology conferences.

Records Management for Today’s Knowledge Workers

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:26 -0400

Join us on Wednesday, August 18, 2010 for the DMS webinar in partnership with AIIM, entitled Records Management for Today’s Knowledge Workers.

Records Management used to be wholly focused on paper-based records. The lines between hard copy records and electronic records have become blurred, creating a hybrid records environment.

Although the world has embraced the digital information lifecycle and has implemented solutions to manage the electronic content being created, enormous volumes of paper continue to be generated as a normal aspect of daily business. This is particularly true when it comes to business activities such as human resources, accounting, and purchasing, to name a few. Time sheets, expense reports, employment contracts, compensation plans, and purchase orders are just a few examples of documents being created, shared, processed and stored in both paper and digital forms.

Knowledge workers today demand more automation, security, and mobile access to their business processes, so how can organizations meet the new demands that our workforce is placing on records management? Join us as we offer information on tools and techniques for managing these people-centric and highly sensitive documents.

Email Archiving ROI: 2 Simple Reasons to Archive Your Email Data Now

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:28 -0400

Compliance is certainly one good reason to archive your email but there are two other compelling reasons – it can also save your organization both time and money. According to the Enterprise Strategy Group, over 75% of enterprise will adopt an email archiving solution within the next year. Tune into this On-Demand webcast and learn more about this growing trend.

Join ESG Analyst, Brian Babbineau and Iron Mountain’s email evangelists, Jim Harrington and Martin Tuip, for a lively discussion about how to identify and implement the best email management archiving solution for your organization. Learn the specific steps you can take to avoid the high costs and risks associated with today’s ever-growing volume of email. You’ll also discover what environments are best suited to archive to the cloud verses an on-premise solution and how to create a business case for your organization that demonstrates a clear ROI.

Enterprise Discovery: Taking Control, Driving Change

Fri, 11 May 2012 11:19:45 -0400

Over 81% of enterprise companies report they are not well-prepared for eDiscovery, according to leading global law firm, Fullbright & Jaworski. As a result responsibility for managing discovery portfolios and implementing defensible processes increasingly rests with general counsel and IT professionals. However, approaches to creating a proactive strategy to address these challenges differ based on the various stages of organizational development, IT infrastructure and regulatory and litigation demands.

During this live webcast ESG Senior Analyst Brian Babineau will address these challenges and explore the necessary strategies and tactics companies need to take to implement information governance and discovery as an integrated critical business process.

Brian Babineau will explore approaches in the context of three examples, including:

A rapidly growing West Coast software company needing new discovery protocols to bring its discovery process and budget under control
A large Midwest manufacturer that requires a comprehensive discovery solution to effectively manage their email, automate policies and holds, and streamline early case assessment and review to reduce costs
A large West Coast pharmaceutical company - under the threat of FDA compliance requirements – that needs to automate their retention policies and integrated early case assessment to slash costs for large numbers of investigations.

Iron Mountain Director David Bayer will then discuss Iron Mountain’s new Enterprise Discovery Suite to illustrate how customers can proactively take control of information governance and discovery

Success in the cloud: Information management strategies revealed

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:29 -0400

Are you currently trying to determine how and if the cloud actually fits into your total information management strategy? Are you considering the cloud for backup or for archiving your data but hesitant to entrust your valuable information to a cloud-storage provider?

If so, you should attend this live webcast on InfoWorld with IDG senior editor Jim Malone and Martin Tuip of Iron Mountain to learn the primary considerations and best practices for storing, archiving, protecting and managing your most important information in the cloud. They will be joined by Rick Marshall, IT Manger of Roundarch, a company which designs and implements digital experiences for the world's largest organizations, for an interactive discussion about the methods used to evaluate, plan and successfully migrate to the cloud.

During the session, you will learn:

Learn about the primary features and benefits of cloud-based data protection and archiving
Gain invaluable expert guidance on how and when to best utilize the cloud for optimum business efficiency
Get tactical insight from a company that has implemented a cloud methodology to successfully and cost-effectively safe guard their client project data

Discover the top strategic considerations you need to know when choosing a cloud-storage provider.

Secrets of a Successful Cloud Data Protection Strategy

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:25 -0400

When considering a move to the cloud, what do you need to know about the best practices for archiving, accessing, and managing your most important information? Join Iron Mountain and TechRepublic for this live webcast and discover how to utilize cloud computing to efficiently manage the data in your organization and improve your business. Learn about best practices for safely archiving, accessing, and managing your most important information in the cloud.

Online Server Backup: Checklist for your Small Business

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:27 -0400

Join IDG Senior Editor, Jim Malone, and learn the ways your small business can benefit from moving to a cloud-based solution for backing up your critical information.

You’ll also hear from Iron Mountain product marketing manager, Carole Donaldson, who will be debuting LiveVault® SBP; an award-winning enterprise-class server backup solution — now affordably packaged with the small business owner in mind.

LiveVault® SBP offers small businesses:

An easy-to-use web-based interface which allows you to backup your data quickly and securely
An affordable pricing plan that scales with your business growth and eliminates the hassle of daily backup resource drain
A feature rich, fully managed cloud backup service which takes responsibility of the burden of managing the complex and error prone data protection process

Learn why over 140,000 customers entrust their data to Iron Mountain, with its rock solid underground data centers and long-standing reputation as a leader in data protection

4 Proven Methods to Reduce Your Backup Costs

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:31 -0400

Get the Critical Insight Your Backup Vendor Will Never Tell You

Join this 45-minute interactive webcast led by IDG Senior Editor Jim Malone to explore the proven methods by which Iron Mountain helps customers better understand – and take control of – their growing data problems while significantly reducing their mounting backup costs. And the answer isn’t “more backup.”

Iron Mountain technology executives Steve Blumenau and John Gniadek will give you insight on how to identify the hidden costs of data within your organization and help you think differently about how you manage your data. You will learn methods employed by the Iron Mountain team to evaluate, analyze and design the optimal enterprise-cloud solution – meeting each organization’s distinct requirements – to help them save money and become more efficient.
During the session, the team will present examples of how their unique approach has helped:

A retail company reduce its data storage costs by $25k per month by outsourcing its inactive data for pennies on the dollar;
A government agency – which realized it was not in compliance – move 250 terabytes of data to the Iron Mountain storage facilities in a matter of weeks (not years) with a price point that met its restricted budget;
A large healthcare organization reduce its backup time to a matter of minutes, not days, while solving its data protection and disaster recovery problems for its digital, medical and physical records; and
A financial services company remain in compliance and still meet the stringent security requirements of the FDIC without continuing to make a huge investment in onsite hardware by offloading their backup data to Iron Mountain’s secure data centers

Featured Speakers:
Jim Malone, Senior Editorial Director, IDG
Steve Blumenau, Vice President, Digital Archiving, Iron Mountain
John Gniadek, Director, Professional Services, Iron Mountain

eDiscovery and Email: How Legal and IT Can Jointly Reduce Costs and Risks

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:24 -0400

Audience: Legal and IT Professionals

Email generates billions of messages every day and is growing annually by 30%-40%. The increasing importance of email as potentially relevant evidence in eDiscovery, as well as in regulatory and corporate investigations, is forcing organizations to determine ways to control costs and risks. But first, corporations have to address the disconnect between what Legal, Compliance, and Records Management need and what IT can deliver.

This webinar will help Legal and IT professionals understand how together they can decrease costs and risks for eDiscovery and email management. Listen to expert speakers discuss how you can:

Gain control of your email storage costs through effective management
Decrease costs resulting from collecting, processing and reviewing unnecessary emails in eDiscovery and investigations
Reduce attendant risks of dealing with email in eDiscovery and investigations
Obtain practical advice on implementing email retention rules and litigation preparedness policies
Begin to bridge the gap between Legal, Compliance, IT and Records Management departments

Featured Speakers:

Christine Taylor, Analyst, Taneja Group

Michael Simon, Esq., Technolgy Counsel, Strtify, an Iron Mountain Company

Susan Trombley, MLIS, Director, Consulting Services, Iron Mountain, eRecords Practice

Adam Young, Technical Consultant, Iron Mountain Digital

New Insights in Records Management Compliance

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:30 -0400

Speaker:
C. Richard Reese
Executive Chairman of the Board, Iron Mountain

Webinar Description:

Join industry luminary, C. Richard Reese as he shares with you the results of Iron Mountain’s second Compliance Benchmark Report. This report, entitled Iron Mountain Compliance Benchmark Report: Best Practices for Records Management is a comprehensive review of the current state of physical and electronic records management best practices and will be presented publicly for the first time in this Compliance Week Webcast.

This new report encompasses a diverse, broad-based sample of nearly 3,000 professionals across almost every vertical market. It reviews and compares current records management programs across five Best Practice Areas and offers insights into Records Management maturity. Tune in to see how you compare.

Sneak Peek of Report Findings

64% of organizations surveyed stated that they are very committed to Records Management Program improvement.
29% of all respondents say they have no written employee notification procedure should there be a need to cease disposal of records related to actual or anticipated legal actions, investigations, or audits.
13% of all organizations surveyed manage electronic records in compliance with a records retention schedule.
63% of all respondents do not have a records training program.

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Surprising answers to several key questions including:

What areas of records management compliance are offering the most challenges?
What are the characteristics of organization that are doing a better job of managing their physical and digital assets than others?
Who is building the strongest Records Management programs, procedures, and policies?

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The 2010 edition of the Iron Mountain Compliance Benchmark Report provides a “state of the industry” overview by which organizations can evaluate their current practices, recognize areas for improvement, and hone an approach to records management that will prepare them for the future. Participants in the webcast will be sent a URL for download of the full report after the webcast.

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Complying with New Personal ID Encryption Mandates: Nevada, Massachusetts and Beyond

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:28 -0400

Join Iron Mountain for the on-demand webcast “Complying with New Personal ID Encryption Mandates: Nevada, Massachusetts and Beyond”. You’ll hear from Charles H. Kennedy, a leading privacy and data protection expert, who will explain what these laws mean and how they will affect your business (even if you are not located in the state). Best of all, since the Webcast is on demand, you can view it at a time most convenient for you.

EMR Transition – Managing Patient Information in a Hybrid Environment

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:30 -0400

Adopting an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system is critical to providing the highest standards of patient care. EMRs have the distinct advantage of making records accessible to clinicians whenever they’re needed. However, the conversion from paper to electronic patient records can present challenges as well. Hear how’ Lahey Clinic successfully bridged the gap between paper and electronic records to get the right information to caregivers when they need it most.

Disk-to-Cloud (D2C) Data Protection Strategies 101

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:28 -0400

Disk-to-Cloud (D2C) Data Protection Strategies 101

Reduced budgets and resources are still a reality for many businesses today. At the same time, they are being challenged by the continuing explosion of data.

Lower disk costs and bandwidth-optimized data transfer are fueling disk-to-cloud (D2C) and disk-to-disk-to-cloud (D2D2C) strategies. These cloud solutions are great options for midmarket and midsize enterprise companies. They provide automatic data protection with limited or no capital investment while offering both on- and off-premises data protection and archiving.

This webcast will show you how you can improve your organization’s ability to recover from any type of data loss while still keeping your budget in check. Learn about:

Data Protection requirements
Cloud vs. on-premises comparisons
Considerations for selecting a service provider

Jackie Su joined Iron Mountain Digital, the technology arm of Iron Mountain, in November 2005 as the senior product marketing manager for Digital’s Data Protection and Recovery products and services including Connected® Backup for PC and Mac, Connected® Classify & Collect, LiveVault®, and CloudRecovery®. With more than 16 years of experience in high-technology companies, Su held director of marketing position with Genesys Logic, VP of business development with EPI (now part of Mentor Graphics), and a senior software architect and engineer position with Acer. Su holds a master degree in electronic engineering and computer science from National Central University, and a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science from National Chiao-Tung University in Taiwan.

Martin Tuip has more than a decade of IT experience. He started out his IT career in system administration, but has focused mostly on archiving and compliance products. He is the webmaster of a few resource sites for Exchange and SharePoint and as well is the owner of some of the world's largest user communities for these products and writes on one of the few archiving software dedicated blogs at www.archiving101.com.

Martin is a published author, a 10-time Microsoft MVP for Exchange Server.

Online Server Backup: Checklist for your Small Business

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:30 -0400

Join IDG senior editor, Jim Malone as he examines how small businesses can save time, money, and IT resources by selecting the right online backup solution. Joining Jim will be Jackie Sue, Product Marketing Director from Iron Mountain, who will be debuting LiveVault® SBP; an award-winning enterprise-class server backup solution that is now affordably packaged specifically for the small business owner. Learn how this easy-to-use web-based interface allows you to backup your data quickly and securely.

Cloud Data Protection for Midmarket and Midsize Enterprises

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:26 -0400

In the event of an outage, organizations need to be able to quickly recover failed servers and their data. Deploying a server recovery solution can save a company tens of thousands of dollars in lost productivity and lost business but, with many types of solutions to choose from, many IT professionals don't know where to begin. This webcast offers you important tips on how to improve your organization's ability to recover in any type of loss or disaster while keeping your budget in check. You'll also learn more about:

Data protection requirements
Cloud services vs. on-premises software comparison
Considerations for selecting a service provider

Speakers

Lauren Whitehouse
Senior Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group

Lauren is an analyst focusing on data protection solutions at Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), a leading industry analyst firm that provides strategic guidance to technology vendors, IT professionals, venture capitalists, and institutional investors. Before joining ESG in 2006, Lauren spent over 20 years in the software industry, where she served in a number of leadership roles in software development, product management, product marketing, channel marketing and marketing communications for enterprise data protection product and services companies. Lauren has a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science.

Jackie Su
Senior Product Marketing Manager, Data Protection and Recovery, Iron Mountain Digital

Jackie Su joined Iron Mountain Digital, the technology arm of Iron Mountain, in November 2005 as the senior product marketing manager for Digital's Data Protection and Recovery products and services including Connected® Backup for PC and Mac, Connected® Classify & Collect, LiveVault®, and CloudRecovery®. With more than 16 years of experience in high-technology companies, Su held director of marketing position with Genesys Logic, VP of business development with EPI (now part of Mentor Graphics), and a senior software architect and engineer position with Acer. Su holds a master degree in electronic engineering and computer science from National Central University, and a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science from National Chiao-Tung University in Taiwan.

Evolve Your RIM Program Across Media Types Using Today’s Best Practices

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:29 -0400

The ever-increasing volume of records and media of all types and discovery requests along with frequently changing regulations, makes building and maintaining effective and compliant RIM programs a real challenge. Records managers need both skill and patience in order to ensure that their policies are employed consistently throughout their organization. In this webcast you’ll learn the steps that three Certified Records Managers have taken to build and maintain strong enterprise-wide RIM programs.

Speakers:

Jane Connerton - Corporate Records Manager, Proctor & Gamble
Tyler Selle - Manager of Corporate Records and Information Management, Kinder Morgan Energy Partners
Melissa Strawhecker - Corporate Records Manger, Iron Mountain

Digital 2.0 – Developing an Information Strategy

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:28 -0400

TM Ravi, Iron Mountain Digital’s Chief Marketing Officer, shares his insights about how information management can help organizations control risks and cut costs throughout the information lifecyle.

Iron Mountain Digital’s Chief Marketing Officer, TM Ravi sat down with Ari Kaplan from Law.com to discuss Iron Mountain’s new strategy for information management. Listen to these podcasts to learn more about:

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Making information more useful. How Iron Mountain helps companies maximize the value of their information. (1:49)

eDiscovery: Now about more than just lower costs. Companies want greater control and consulting too. (1:21)

What the future holds for managing information (1:21)

General Counsel Connection: New Insights into Records Management Compliance

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:24 -0400

Speaker:
Stephen D. Whetstone, Esq.
Vice President, Client Development and Strategy
Stratify, an Iron Mountain Company

Webinar Description:
Join eDiscovery expert, Stephen Whetsone, of Iron Mountain, as he shares with you the results of Iron Mountain’s second Compliance Benchmark Report. This report, entitled Iron Mountain Compliance Benchmark Report: Best Practices for Records Management is a comprehensive review of the current state of physical and electronic records management best practices. The report identifies what attributes a company needs to reach maturity with records and information management and in particular outlines the benefits of a comprehensive program to support discovery preparedness.

This new report encompasses a diverse, broad-based sample of nearly 3,000 companies across almost every vertical market. It reviews and compares current records management programs across five Best Practice Areas and offers insights into Records Management maturity. As mandates and regulations impacting information management continue to grow, organizations struggle to keep pace. And when they fall short, the consequences are significant. There is compelling reason for legal to be involved with records management and this webcast will help to explain why.

Sneak Peek of Report Findings

Highly regulated and litigated companies lead the charge when it comes to having strength in the key areas of records and information management
29% of all respondents say they have no written employee notification procedure should there be a need to cease disposal of records related to actual or anticipated legal actions, investigations, or audits.
Commitment to improve is not always a leading indicator for maturity. In fact, the presence of a trigger event, such as an audit or fine, seems to be the most compelling call to action for our respondents. Those that have experienced them in the past demonstrate the greatest maturity index scores.
The department to which records management reports has an impact on scores. Some reporting relationships perform better than others when it comes to driving records management maturity. How does legal perform compared to other reporting structures?

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Surprising answers to several key questions including:

What areas of records management compliance are offering the most challenges?
What are the characteristics of organization that are doing a better job of managing their physical and digital assets than others?
Who is building the strongest Records Management programs, procedures, and policies?

Receive a Report
The 2010 edition of the Iron Mountain Compliance Benchmark Report provides a “state of the industry” overview by which organizations can evaluate their current practices, recognize areas for improvement, and hone an approach to records management that will prepare them for the future. Participants in the webcast will be sent a URL for download of the full report after the webcast.

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New Insights into Business Process Efficiency: Make Your Information Work for You

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:25 -0400

Speakers:

Jarad Carleton
Principal Consultant, Information & Communications Technologies Practice
Frost & Sullivan

Richard Wilder
Senior Vice President, Records Managements
Iron Mountain

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Webinar Description:

Join information technologies expert, Jarad Carleton of Frost & Sullivan and records management expert, Richard Wilder of Iron Mountain as they discuss ways to streamline your business processes to improve organizational efficiency, reduce costs and mitigate risks.

Information is the lifeblood of most organizations and getting the right information to the right person at the right time is a common goal. But the ways in which you can deliver, manage and protect that information are growing each day. How do you know that your business processes are the most efficient? And how do you control your growing information management costs?

Learn how to:

Navigate through different sources of information
Identify the right level of information access and leveragability
Locate inefficiencies in your current processes
Improve the flow of information throughout your business process

Discover how to determine your best opportunities for improved process efficiency that will provide highest returns on your investment.

HIPAA Compliance and Best Practices for Managing Information Protection & Storage

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:26 -0400

Join us for a free one-hour webcast hosted by Healthcare IT News and Healthcare Finance News titled, HIPAA Compliance and Best Practices for Managing Information Protection & Storage.

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) has been part of the healthcare landscape for years. Now, that same landscape is changing rapidly with the growing adoption of Electronic Health Records (EHR) and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). The ARRA legislation makes billions of dollars available to accelerate the adoption of electronic records and extends HIPAA requirements to third-party partners and vendors. In addition, it establishes new requirements for privacy and security as well as more aggressive enforcement and increased penalties for violations.

Speakers
Our featured speakers include Greg Pemberton, Esq. CIPP/G/C Corporate Counsel & Manager of Privacy and Compliance, Iron Mountain and Shawna Ridley, MBA, RHIA, Director of Health Information Management, UT Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas, TX). Bernie Monegain, Editor- Healthcare IT News, will moderate the webcast.

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Understanding these new requirements is a critical challenge for every institution.

You’ll learn about the:

Changes to HIPAA
Questions to ask vendors to verify HIPAA compliance
Best practices that will aid in compliance and improve the management of both paper and electronic health records
Steps taken by one medical center to ensure compliance and how the HIPAA changes have impacted their organization

Software Escrow & Verification: Practical Strategies for Bolstering Licensing Agreements

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:25 -0400

Join IACCM and Iron Mountain for an informative webcast to learn how to bolster licensing agreements with software escrow and verification – the webinar will cover both traditional, on-premises licensed software as well as SaaS applications.

Recent increases in M&A activities and bankruptcies, coupled with the accelerated adoption of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions for business-critical functions, means that organizations engaging in licensing software need to minimize their risks more than ever before.

Seventy-three public software companies issued announcements in 2009 expressing their intent to buy smaller software companies in 2010, and the software industry's median annual growth rate plummeted from 13.6% to -2.7% according to the Software Equity Group.

The increased adoption of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions, especially among small and medium-sized businesses, has resulted in analysts recommending escrow protection for SaaS applications as well as the data they generate.

Join IACCM and Iron Mountain for an informative webcast to learn how to bolster licensing agreements – for both traditional, on-premises licensed software as well as SaaS applications.

Speakers:

Tim Cummins
President and CEO
IACCM

Cecilia M. Lim, J.D.
Senior Manager of Information Management Budget and Controls
Florida Power & Light

John Boruvka
Vice President, Intellectual Property Management
Iron Mountain

Mastering Your Distributed Marketing Challenges

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:23 -0400

Are you struggling with having to manage costs, brand identity and legal compliance for your sales and marketing teams? In addition, are you challenged by the need to provide message customization and fast speed-to-market? If your answer is yes, than this is a webcast that you won’t want to miss!

Join Target Marketing’s Editor in Chief, Hallie Mummert and Sam Moore, President of Resonetrics LLC as they discuss how a web-based distributed marketing system can help reduce costs, ensure brand consistency and support campaign personalization.

To access this on-demand recording in the next 90 days, simply click on the following link:

Cloud, Tape, Hybrid? 2010 Data Protection Best Practices

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:24 -0400

As organizations are more and more relying on non-taped based backup solutions, some are looking further and are adopting the cloud to enhance their disaster recovery and streamline their disaster recovery operations. This hybrid approach is gaining adoption, as it combines the best of both on-premises data protection with secure offsite cloud storage. In this session, we highlight a best-in-class approach for offsite protection of Microsoft DPM environments that can reduce costs and risks.

Join this webinar to:

Learn best practices for offsite and on-premise data protection
Learn how Microsoft DPM can protect your data efficiently
Learn how a hybrid data protection setup can reduce costs and risk

Getting Your House in Order: Cost-effective Litigation Readiness

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:31 -0400

The explosion of information that corporations are dealing with today means new challenges and risks when it comes to managing your information. When litigation occurs, those issues are highlighted and many companies find themselves ill prepared to deal with the demands of handling discovery in a timely manner. However, with forethought and technology, you can be ready to handle litigation requests cost effectively and efficiently. To learn how you can get your electronic data and discovery house in order, join Jared Carleton of Frost and Sullivan and Stephen Whetstone, Esq. of Iron Mountain on November 16, 2010, as they discuss:

Proven strategies to utilize in-house resources for legal discovery and to significantly reduce legal fees
The key federal rules and regulations that drive the need to prepare
The hard and expensive lessons learned at companies that were not litigation-ready
The success stories when companies employ the right tools, software and resources to streamline collection and organization of data

Partnering to Profit: Content Archiving for Exchange and SharePoint

Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:29 -0400

Join a lively discussion with top executives from Iron Mountain and Project Leadership Associates, a Gold Certified Microsoft® partner and leading provider of business technology solutions, for a discussion of strategies you can use to help your customers optimize their storage and improve access to their information assets.

Attend this webcast to learn about:

Customers' expectations for managing their enterprise information
How you can profit by implementing unified archiving solutions
What to look for when choosing an information management partner
How Iron Mountain solutions can address your customers’ needs

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