ContactMany organisations are experiencing increasing pressure on their information management systems. Information is spread across different systems, and access to that information is essential for the performance of tasks.
Many organisations are experiencing increasing pressure on their information management systems. Information is spread across different systems, and access to that information is essential for the performance of tasks. Context is needed to make the right decisions and implement consistent policies. At the same time, legislation and regulations require information to be deleted or transferred in a timely manner, but this requires the information to be in order.
Archiving is no longer a final step, but an essential part of good information management. This process must remain manageable and feasible, and both objectives must be served. It requires an overview, clear frameworks and the certainty that information remains complete, reliable and permanently accessible. It must also be possible to demonstrate at the right moment why information is being retained or destroyed.
During this webinar, we will show how MY-LEX Archive helps to regain control. Not by adding extra complexity, but by bringing information together into a single coherent whole, while archive functions provide a manageable environment in which to work towards destruction or transfer. This also provides insight into quality, completeness and timeliness, and makes it easier to work in accordance with MDTO and the requirements of the Archives Act, while the information remains available to the organisation.
This makes archiving the foundation of your information policy, now and in the future.
Then we would like to invite you to this webinar.
📅 Thursday, March 19th
🎯 For information managers and archive staff
Registration is free of charge via https://mylex.webinargeek.com/archive
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