‘Risk and recordkeeping’ Archive

How to avoid information loss in the digital age May 17, 2010 5 Comments

Digital information is easy to create, share and use and is today a vital business resource, critical for business activity and efficient operations. Digital information however is very easy to lose and this can become a very costly problem for your organisation to manage and to deal with into the future.

Future Proof Update November 2009 – Controlling the growth (and costs!) of unstructured information in your organisation November 10, 2009 No Comments

If you ask most people what is the single most difficult problem in managing information in their organisation, the response is likely to be related to the sheer quantity of records produced. Digital recordkeeping has certainly allowed us to create more and more records (and duplicates) than ever before.

Future Proof update June 2009 – Is your digital information at risk? June 16, 2009 1 Comment

More and more NSW public sector organisations are moving to fully digital recordkeeping, bringing a range of benefits including faster access to information and reduced records storage costs. It is important, however, to remember that digital information can be vulnerable to a range of risks, including: loss of authenticity – if, for example, you cannot […]