Information Risk Management

A typical large business creates literally millions of electronic records every year—from private contracts and financial spreadsheets to public presentations and proposals. These documents create significant information risk management challenges and liabilities for organizations, especially in today’s climate of frequent litigation and strict government regulations.

Most businesses have implemented some kind of centralized record management solution to deal with information risk management. But these solutions are only effective when users remember to archive documents on the centralized server—and properly destroy local copies and versions from individual machines. Unfortunately, remembering which documents are subject to retention policies, deciding which documents should be saved or destroyed, remembering retention policy details, and taking the time to upload documents to the server is a time consuming chore that most corporate workers simply won’t bother with.

NextPage Document Retention makes it easy to see exactly where at-risk enterprise documents are stored, apply document retention policies to those documents and monitor compliance across the whole enterprise—without imposing impractical restrictions on end users.

How does NextPage Document Retention accomplish this?

Enables users to easily “tag” documents upon creation.
“Learns” how to automatically tag documents without user interaction.
Adds visibility and control to document versions stored on different desktops.
Works with the tools people already use to create and share key corporate documents—e-mail (Outlook and Notes) and Microsoft Office applications.
Allows administrators to create centralized retention policies—and then apply them to users’ desktops without any user interaction.
Provides enterprise-wide visibility into document retention policy compliance
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DOES YOUR ORGANIZATION ACTIVELY ENFORCE YOUR DOCUMENT RETENTION AND DELETION POLICY?