Much of your organization's data will matter as much in a decade as it does right now. As such, you need to explore long-term storage solutions to preserve it for as long as you possibly can. To assist you in this matter, we are going to explore the pros and cons of some of the most reliable long-term storage solutions available to you.

The medical records that you retain are invaluable assets for delivering solid care for your patients. In order to fully benefit from them, they must be stored in a manner that makes the information you need accessible without compromising the privacy of a patient. 

For libraries and archives, data is the only asset that really matters. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to consistently preserve all of the data that your library or archive stores because physical storage mediums such as paper and microfilm break down over time and are very susceptible to damage. What's more, these mediums are expensive and time consuming to reproduce. Unless you have a high-tech, airtight facility wherein nobody has physical access to your archives, this can make the outlook for long-term preservation seem dismal.

As digital technology continues to strengthen its presence as an invaluable business tool, we must strive to find ways to maximize the benefits that we can get from it. Improving your company's technological capabilities, however, is not just all about purchasing the latest, greatest computers, routers, etc.

Is your organization prepared to comply with the Canada Revenue Agency's payroll records retention requirements? To help you make sure that you are prepared, we are going to go over the details of payroll retention below.

Now that you have converted your paper documents to digital files, it is time to find a good online cloud storage solution for your needs. With so many online storage solutions out there, however, it can be difficult to choose which one is right for your organization's needs. To help make your choice a little easier, we are going to list the four best online storage solutions and explain what makes them so great.

If your physical documents are crowding your office, then you are probably searching for a way to get rid of them. Since many of these documents are vital for your business, destroying them is out of the question. As such, the idea of using off site document storage has likely come to mind. This, however is not a good idea. Here are four big reasons why:

In addition to the internal requirements your organization has for its record retention practices, you must also abide by all of the record retention requirements that the federal government has put in place. This article will discuss everything you need to know about the federal government's record retention requirements, including what they are and the best ways to keep your records in line with the requirements.

Paper cuts: the inevitable scratch that everybody loves to hate. There’s no worse feeling than paper and skin colliding. Whether it is a light graze or a full on assault, there is only one culprit in this situation: paper.

Complying with federal government record retention guidelines is critical for your business. It not only helps you keep your records in order, but it also helps to protect your company from the negative consequences that can result from poor preparations for government oversight measures such as tax audits. Though the volume of records that you have to manage can make compliance seem difficult, it can in fact be fairly simple if you know what to do.