Archive for the ‘Consulting’ Category

Being Prepared when Disaster Strikes

| Friday, December 07 th, 2012Comments: 1

Extreme weather conditions are seemingly more widespread than ever, and have had a destructive impact on individuals and businesses. The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, for example, is expected to result in loss and damages between $30-50 billion, and the tornado that struck Joplin, Missouri in 2011 cost almost $3 billion. Less than a month after [...]

Privacy and Security Laws for Records Managers

| Monday, September 24 th, 2012Comments: 1

As recently as 1996, an organization’s “Corporate Security Program” primarily focused on a business’ proper installation of alarm systems, fire suppression,  advanced locking mechanisms, and/or armed guards (e.g. physical security safeguards).  Today, however, most discussions within your organization concerning implementation of an effective Corporate Security Program likely involves focusing on areas of your business  that [...]

How can Lean Six Sigma impact records management?

| Monday, September 10 th, 2012Comments: 1

How can Lean Six Sigma impact records management? Many are familiar with Lean Six Sigma in the context of manufacturing. GE and Toyota are some of the most familiar names associated with the renowned practice. These companies have developed very disciplined programs designed to reduce variation in their processes—they’ve earned their following. But, can it [...]