Iron Mountain (news, site) has announced its acquisition of eDiscovery and content archiving provider Mimosa Systems (news, site). There’s probably no better reason than to say “it’s all about the content baby”.
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eDiscovery Provider Mimosa Systems Acquired by Iron Mountain
The problem of unstructured information floating around enterprises has reached such epidemic proportions that AIIM (news, site) has decided to take to the road at six locations over the coming months to persuade companies to develop a holistic information strategy.
The six seminars will take the guise of AIIM’s “8 things about …” framework and will specifically look at eight factors to consider when creating an information strategy for enterprises.
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AIIM Identifies 8 Ways You Can Improve Information Management
With the release of Guidance Software (news, site) version 4 of EnCase eDiscovery, you can now perform analysis and first-pass review capabilities at any stage of the eDiscovery process, such as during collection, post collection, or during and after processing.
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EnCase eDiscovery v4: Analysis and First Pass Review At Any Stage
Upping the ante for control of the ediscovery services market, Xerox Litigation Services (XLS) (news, site) has just announced that it has opened a secondary data storage center in Rochester, New York.
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Xerox Strengthens eDiscovery Services with a New Data Center
Last month, Alfresco announced that it had gained the distinction of being the first and only open-source software developer to achieve DoD 5015.02 records management (RM) certification.
Microsoft has been in compliance for years with DoD 5015.02, but they are in need of showing something new and competitive in SharePoint 2010’s RM offering.
Martin Tuip, Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager at Mimosa Systems, and Darrin Bishop, Darrin Bishop Group, tag-teamed a session at SPC09 on RM in SharePoint 2010 (news, site)
