In today’s business environment, records management policy and procedures are recognized as fundamental controls to ensure organizational transparency to stakeholders. To achieve compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley and other regulatory requirements for sound records management, effective policy and procedures are required to manage both digital and physical records.

• Records and Document Management Policy
  Clear, concise, legally acceptable, and executable for today’s distributed information environment.
• Global Retention Schedule
  Comprehensive and easy-to-use.  Fully supported by documented operational, legal, and financial retention requirements. Can be applied to digital and physical records systems.
• Legal Retention Research
  Customized research of legal recordkeeping requirements to support retention schedules.
• Taxonomies and File Systems
  Business Function - Process - Work activity taxonomies to organize access and manage your records.
• Company-Wide or Departmental Records Management Procedures and Standards
  Practical, clear procedures including active file management, e-mail management, records destruction, legal suspend destruction (document hold orders), document conversion, document control, privacy, security, vital records protection, and document production.