Records Management

Of all the documents that a company needs to store, disciplinary records—with their accompanying legal ramifications—are especially important to store responsibly. In particular, it’s necessary to give extra consideration to managing how long these documents are retained for and to

Uprooting your life and moving to a new country is exciting, but it requires a lot of stressful decision-making. You’ll also need to climb a mountain of arduous administrative paperwork, both in the country you’re moving to and the country

The retail industry is all about offering high quality, quick service, and building loyalty by providing the best possible customer experience. Simultaneously, businesses also need to keep prices competitive by reducing costs. In that competitive environment, every hour your office employees

Emails have become a part of our lives both at work and at home. They’re easier to refer back to than paper letters and can be checked on nearly any device, from wherever you are. Those with office jobs often

How often have you wasted an entire morning, or even longer, combing the office for lost or misplaced records? While it may perhaps be scant consolation, it’s estimated that the average employee spends 9.3 hours per week on the hunt for errant

Are you organised, patient and analytical? If so, you might want to consider a career in records management. Those with careers in records management will be responsible for an organisation’s records from creation to organisation and through to disposal. It

The vast volume of digital data that is generated by educational institutions raises some of the key questions that lie at the heart of records management: What needs to be kept? How long for? How must it be kept safe? Until

Up until recently, records management has largely meant storing large collections of data using filing systems and physical records. But now that most companies are digitising their systems and processes, records management systems must adapt. Work continues to transfer from

It’s important to keep property records for a number of financial and legal reasons. Whether it’s tax documents, future loan applications or legal documents, you need to make sure you have access to a physical copy of the relevant information.

Charity records management is a unique challenge for the sector – even for organisations that have been established for a number of years in areas such as health, welfare, voluntary service, and research. Compliance is a regulatory issue that has