If left unaddressed, complex IG practices can lead to non-compliance, increased risk, escalated costs, and program inefficiencies. We strategically identify ways to streamline and simplify complex processes and administrative burdens. We’ll focus on what really matters: simplicity for success.
Maintaining an effective records and information management program requires support. We partner with our clients on projects and use our expertise to relieve internal bandwidth challenges and deliver outcomes on a timely basis.
We’ve developed an evaluation methodology to assess both program quality and effectiveness. We take critical components of records and information management into consideration to identify areas of improvement related to your goals and objectives and recommend practical solutions.
The legal landscape is constantly evolving with heavy impact on the records and information. We not only stay up to date on industry trends but offer guidance and formulate best practices catered to meet your needs.
Recent years have brought various high stakes privacy laws into focus, both domestically in the U.S. and internationally. The implications are broad, across many jurisdictions, and organizations are particularly focused on the European Union’s European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), as well as the more recent California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). Readying your organization for compliance with these laws is a significant undertaking that requires substantial time and resources. We can perform a program evaluation, help you create a proactive plan to help determine which of your organization’s activities impact the data subject to these regulations, and assist with a variety of other privacy-related initiatives.
You can’t protect personal data if you don’t know where it is. We can conduct a survey of all data that resides on your systems. This will allow you to determine which data needs protection and where that data is located.
Retention schedules are the linchpin of a sound and legally defensible records management program. Each retention schedule must be designed to provide robust coverage of business operations while keeping simplicity in mind. This serves two purposes: to encourage adoption and to foster a culture of adherence within the organization. We can conduct interviews with key stakeholders to identify records and merge multiple retention schedules into one functional and process-oriented retention schedule.
A myriad of laws and regulations make identifying legal retention requirements a daunting task. Our analysts have researched 140 countries, identifying 130,000+ domestic and international legal retention, handling, and formatting requirements, and we’re always updating our database of citations.
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