USArchive’s Culture & Marketing Approach Community outreach and service are important components of the USArchive culture and market approach. USArchive encourages this approach within the organization and with our business partners and clients. Creating A Significant Service Levels to the Community Al Ramsay, Business Analyst at USArchive […]
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Let’s take a minute to envision your office in the future. Gone are the giant file cabinets jammed with papers that are impossible to manage. You’ve made the leap into digitizing your office and your workflow by scanning all of the paper and getting a document management […]
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We’ve talked several times about how a document management can help you turn your office into a well-oiled machine. But once you have your documents scanned and in the system, or if you’ve got policies in place to create and manage documents digitally, what are you using […]
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How do most data breaches happen? It’s probably no surprise that lost laptops and USB drives are the leading cause. Many offices have a security practice to deal with lost computing devices, such as encrypted drives, remote wipes, or lost-and-reporting procedures. But do you have any procedures […]
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Electronic Resource Management (ERM) policies can be confusing sometimes. For starters, what is an electronic resource? An electronic resource can be anything that you can store on a computer or pass between devices. PDFs, documents, images, presentations, and spreadsheets are all (or can be) electronic resources. Even […]
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