Hal Redjai

Along with Content Services and Business Process as a Service (BPaaS), information governance is a relatively new term that has gained traction recently, but why? Information governance is about the effective and efficient use of information in your organization, helping you to make better decisions and to achieve your goals. In this way, information governance has the potential to transform information into knowledge and to help your organization evolve.

When you work in a profession that is document-intensive, it’s easy to let things get out of hand. Files you can’t find because they’re sitting on someone’s desk. A backlog of documents that haven’t been processed because it takes so long. An inadequate method for searching documents, or worse, none at all. An overstuffed file…

State and local agencies are obligated to preserve and make available all publicly recorded documents. Additionally, the benefits of scanning legacy documents are numerous and well known. So, if scanning is required and such a no-brainer, why is there still so much paper in municipal and county government? Why haven’t all these documents been scanned?…

As Time magazine reported earlier this year, almost one-third of the nation’s 18,000 state and local police departments are requiring their officers to strap on body worn video cameras to document civilian encounters. The need for law enforcement to demonstrate accountability has never been greater, given the national outcry over police shootings of suspects and,…

Information Capture Solutions (ICS) to Implement Captiva for Hawaii’s Department of Taxation ICS and Fast Enterprises were recently selected by the Hawaii Department of Taxation (DOT) to provide them with a new integrated tax solution valued at $60 million and which will be implemented over the next four years. System Components The core system is…