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Hybrid records management

A Paperless Office might be impossible, but you can go “Paperlite”

Unless printers become obsolete, eliminating paper from offices will continue to be a challenge. That means records managers will have to contend with the storage costs, extended retrieval times, and access concerns associated with these documents for some time yet. Even if you can’t go entirely paperless, you can put the processes in place to […]Read More

What’s Hot So Far In 2012 – Top 3 Records Management Resources

TAB offers all kinds of resources for records management professionals, including On Record, our monthly newsletter – and those subscribers have been busy reading and studying our tools. The most popular downloads of 2012 give valuable strategies for determining the right electronic folders, managing your files in a hybrid environment, and executing a corporate file move. See what your colleagues have been reading!Read More

How Environmentally Friendly is your Records Management Program?

Your organization’s records management practices and choice of equipment and supplies all profoundly affect its overall impact on the environment. Answering the questions in our 3-part needs assessment will help you determine how environmentally friendly your records management program is, and help put your organization on the path to fully realizing the business benefits of going green.Read More

Records Management Software: What’s Right for You?

Compliance, litigation and electronic records are just some of the factors that have organizations scrambling to get their records management program in order, and for many the answer is software. But choosing the right software solution can be a difficult and confusing process and our clients often want to know the best way to select a software solution.Read More

Electronic Medical Records vs Paper: Surprising Results

In a recent primary care “Practice Challenge” researchers from St. Mary’s Research Centre, MedbASE Research and McGill University challenged participating clinics to review their patients’ records to identify those who would benefit from six different types of evidence-based interventions.Read More