In-House Pathology Storage: What It Takes to Stay CAP Compliant, and What It Really Costs
A lab can store pathology blocks and slides in-house and stay compliant, but only if every block and slide stays preserv...
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How to Build a Business Continuity Plan Around Your Records Management
A continuity plan covers records management when it names the records the organization cannot operate without, keeps dup...
Document Management for Accounts Payable: Eliminating Invoice Processing Bottlenecks
Accounts payable document management is the practice of capturing, indexing, storing and retrieving the documents behind...
Government Records Management: Compliance Requirements for Public Sector Organizations
Government records management is the discipline of creating, scheduling, storing, and retrieving public records so an ag...
Physical vs. Cloud Document Storage: A Total Cost of Ownership Comparison
For most large organizations, the answer to “physical or cloud document storage” is both. The lowest total c...
Which Documents Still Require a Wet Signature? A Guide for Legal Teams
Most business documents can be signed electronically under the federal ESIGN Act. A specific set still can’t: will...
What Is Records Governance? A Practical Framework for Large Organizations
Records governance is the framework of policies, roles, and controls that determines how an organization creates, stores...
HR Document Management: Staying Compliant with I-9, Personnel Files, and More
HR document management is the system an employer uses to capture, store, secure, and retain employee records across thei...
Document Management for Law Firms: Protecting Client Confidentiality at Scale
Legal document management is the system a law firm uses to capture, store, secure, retrieve, and dispose of client recor...
Pathology Slide and Block Storage: CAP and CLIA Retention Requirements Explained
Pathology slide and block storage means keeping glass slides and paraffin blocks for the full period the law requires, i...
How to Manage Records After a Merger or Office Closure: A Step-by-Step Guide
Managing records after a merger or office closure means consolidating two or more record sets into one defensible system...
The ABC’s of Certified Destruction
Certified destruction is the documented, standards-based destruction of records and data so the information cannot be re...
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