Category Archives: Records Management

Webinar Recording Now Available: Solving Shared Drives

By Barclay | Published: February 16, 2012

The live recording of the webinar I delivered with Mark Rye of Perram Corporation on “Solving Shared Drives.” is now available below, or here on YouTube. Enjoy. We will be publishing the whitepaper shortly as well.

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Slides from my webinar on Solving Shared Drives

By Barclay | Published: February 16, 2012

Here are the slides from the webinar we just completed on “Solving Shared Drives.” I personally don’t find slides divorced from their presentation that useful, but this will give you a flavor of what we talked about. Also, we will be shortly following up with a whitepaper on the topic as well as the recording [...]

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Solving the Shared Drive Problem

By Barclay | Published: February 14, 2012

The sexy Information Governance problems today are (in rough order of sex appeal): Social Media Big Data Cloud Computing Somewhere waaaay down at the bottom of this list comes, “Governing shared network drives.” However, in real life – outside of the hype cycle – solving the shared drive problem is right near the top of [...]

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Formal Legal Hold policies and process are not optional – even for “informal” information

By Barclay | Published: January 3, 2012

“Here, a fine against [the company] serves the dual purposes of deterrence and punishment . . . Because [those responsible for spoliation] are the sole principals of [the company], a fine directed at [the company] will affect them directly.” Passlogix, Inc. v. 2FA Tech[i] What Happened? A partnership between two businesses failed, and litigation ensued. [...]

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How well do you understand your email system? Litigation is not the time to find out.

By Barclay | Published: December 12, 2011

“Had [outside counsel] fulfilled his obligation to familiarize himself with GFI’s policies earlier, the forensic searches and subsequent motions would have been unnecessary.” In re A & M Fla. Props.[i] 1.1     What happened? Two companies agreed to a $41 million real estate transaction. However, before the transaction closed, the sellers refinanced the properties in such [...]

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