by jdradmin | Jun 5, 2020
Universities generate invoices, assessments, student records, minutes, and ephemera just as quickly as any other business or charity. Once these assorted documents have served their day-to-day purposes, they become known as records. Records are accessed after...
by jdradmin | Jul 24, 2019
This month we celebrate 50 years since man first walked on the moon. It’s a key event in human history, which showed the power of setting ambitious goals. And it brought together a host of technologies to send people further than anyone had ever been before. But it’s...
by jdradmin | Jun 24, 2019
Many organisations are faced with a daunting project in moving from a paper archive to a more responsive digital storage solution. The task of scanning all those papers is time-consuming – and therefore, expensive. Furthermore, potential clients are often worried they...
by jdradmin | Jun 11, 2019
It’s nearly a year since the NHS’s 70th birthday. Just as healthcare has become more complex over seven decades, so has the task of keeping patient records. What people tend to forget is that the NHS has been one of the nation’s most significant data generators,...
by jdradmin | Mar 12, 2019
For many organisations, deciding on what documents to archive is a headache. We talked in a recent blog about the importance of having a document retention schedule, so that all staff know how long and why to keep records. Of course, there are some documents which...
by jdradmin | Nov 26, 2018
In our last blog, we focused on how our document shredding service keeps you compliant with the requirements of GDPR. What happens should one of your data subjects exercise their ‘right to be forgotten’? You’ll need to show you’ve deleted their data from your paper...
