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In Part 1 of this post we discussed the importance of preparing your records for the possibility of discovery in the future. In Part 2 we take this a step further, exploring what to do when legal discovery does occur. Step 1. Keep RIM teams involved! As we discussed in Part 1 of this white […]Read More
Part 1: How to build a RIM program that addresses legal discovery before it happens This two-part white paper presents strategies for better supporting discovery at the proactive and reactive stages. Part 1 outlines six essential steps for integrating discovery requirements directly into your RIM program, including policies, records retention schedules, disposition processes and filing […]Read More
A large regional bank was looking to optimize operations by digitizing loan collections housed in three separate locations. These collections included millions of pages of loans documents for retail, mortgage, private banking and commercial clients – including complex cross-collateralized loans. Digitizing these loan documents and loading them into the FIS Vision Content system was a […]Read More
When Colorado approved the retail sale of marijuana in 2013, the City & County of Denver was hit with a massive influx of applications from hopeful retailers. In a two-part blog post we show how they dealt with the backlog and redesigned their business process in the new era of legalized marijuana sales. In part […]Read More
When Colorado approved the retail sale of marijuana in 2013, the City & County of Denver was hit with a massive influx of applications from hopeful retailers. The licensing department was soon swamped with a backlog of unprocessed applications. In a two-part blog post we show how they dealt with the backlog and redesigned their […]Read More