InContext January 2008
The e-newsletter for information, records and content management professionals
Welcome to the first issue of InContext for 2008! 
E-disclosure/e-discovery is on the top of our agenda this issue. There's certainly a lot of misinformation around on this subject; our advice is: don't panic but do get your house in order.
Also we reveal some startling results from an independent survey 'Document Mayhem in the UK and Republic of Ireland’ and we take look at an innovative 'sandpit' that's helping a UK Central Government department shape its own EDRM requirements.
As always, we'd love to hear what you think of InContext so please contact us with your ideas on future content.
Regards
David Oates
Vice President, EMEA
TOWER Software

The hitchhiker's guide to e-disclosure
Our advice is: 'Don't panic'
There may not actually be a Vogon constructor fleet out there but 'e-disclosure' (or 'e-discovery' for our US cousins) is certainly on the horizon. We take a look at what it is, what it isn't, and how to prepare for it.
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Health & Safety Executive chooses
TOWER Software
EDRMS to support 3,400 users across
28 office locations
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is to improve its information management practices with the deployment of TOWER Software's TRIM Context EDRM system to 3,400 users across 28 office locations. LogicaCMG will incorporate this implementation as part of its 10 year outsourcing agreement with HSE.
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A time to play?
Central Government gets an EDRM 'sandpit'
Play can aid our early learning and our understanding of the world around us. Unfortunately, as adults, our opportunities to learn in a risk-free environment are limited. Not so for one forward-thinking Central Government department: it is raising awareness amongst its staff of EDRM best practices with its very own sandpit!
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A fifth of employees store corporate
files on memory sticks
Survey reveals mobile memory devices pose
serious security threats
A TOWER Software survey has revealed that 49% of employees store work-related files in multiple locations with a fifth (21%) using a memory stick. Worryingly, 1% are unsure which of these locations they’ve stored work-related files in...
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The Vale of Glamorgan Council
improves its IM practices
TRIM Context to be deployed to 1,600 Council users
Following a tender process using the Official Journal of the European Union, the Vale of Glamorgan Council has selected TRIM Context as the backbone of a new corporate ECM
system for its 1,600 users.
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TOWER Software introduces its
new partner programme
EMEA channel strategy launched
TOWER Software has formalised its channel strategy across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) with a Business Partner Programme for its TRIM Context Electronic Document and Records Management (EDRM) solution.
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One In six employees lies to
cover up errors at work
Poor information management leads to embarrassing mistakes
A new survey from TOWER Software reveals that organisations are routinely exposed to outcomes such as legal action, penalties, dismissals, losing customers and bad publicity by employees failing on basic computer file management
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