Enterprise records management (ERM) is an important initiative for many organizations today. Learn about the diversity of records management requirements at the enterprise level and why other solutions fail to meet these requirements. 

This webcast is filled with helpful information on improving your records management strategy and why doing so can be of immense benefit to your business. 

As the number of digital records continues to grow, legacy records management strategies are no longer practical, causing inconsistent implementation of policies. Read this paper to learn how SharePoint technology in conjunction with an innovative collaboration tool can help to create and implement consistent, compliant records management policies. 

In this video, Carol Stainbrook explains why establishing and adhering to an effective functional records retention schedule is a key element of effective enterprise information management. 

70% of hospitals expect to meet EHR meaningful use guidelines this year. Yet, 78% expect to continue to treat patients using paper records for up to 5 more years despite the financial incentive for meeting these requirements. Inside this white paper, learn how your peers are transitioning to an EHR system. 

The threat of e-discovery is a dark cloud hovering over an enterprise. These projects require an excess of effort and money – and requests are often made with no prior notice. Thankfully, records management can alleviate the pain of e-discovery. This e-guide provides a high-level view of records management in the workplace. 

This white paper presents transformational approaches and strategies for moving clinical documentation processes to EHRs, as well as an overview of types and stages in the journey to electronic records as well as considerations for provider organizations. 

This exclusive expert E-Guide describes four records retention problems that can arise when data isn't disposed in a timely manner. 

Electronically stored information (ESI) has become a major source of business records, and any organization that uses ESI - from email to word processing to instant messaging - must manage those records. This paper explains best practices for establishing effective archive retention policies. 

As stage 2 implementation dates loom, providers and industry stakeholders are assessing how well they've integrated certified electronic health records, technology standards and meaningful use stage 1 requirements into healthcare delivery.