Business Continuity Planning
(BCP) solutions.

A major component to prudent enterprise risk management is Business Continuity
Planning, to ensure that a ‘due care' standard for loss prevention exists and
to satisfy emerging regulatory compliance requirements calling for sound and
vigilant corporate governance. A solid (updated & tested) business continuity
plan is a baseline measure needed to help ensure that business operations will
continue to function after a devast ating event and loss occurs. Strohl
Systems is the premier BCP solution provider. Their PLANet solution
is especially built for the unique needs of financial institutions.
See PLANet solution solving the
FFIEC requirements for BCP compliance: (Click
here to download the PDF)
Learn about
the ‘Basics of BCP'
(Click here to download
the PDF)
Records Information Management (RIM) Assessments

Self-Assess your organization's Records
& Information Management (RIM )practices online now!
See
press release
See
brochure
See
a Demo of our 'Records & Information Mgmt (RIM) Self-Assessment
e-Discovery Readiness: prepare for future litigation.
NetDiligence® and ARMA International have teamed-up
to deliver an exclusive RIM self-assessment online test service
(e-Assessment) to help organizations ascertain and document
their records management measures. The content of the ARMA
e-Assessment for RIM is based on the spirit of ISO records
management standard 15489, with interpretation and oversight
given by certain ARMA expert members. To order please visit
www.arma.org
Why is RIM
important?
|
Solid Records Information Management (RIM) controls are needed to demonstrate vigilance and to help satisfy compliance efforts pertaining to corporate governance regulations such as Sarbanes-Oxley. |
|
Proactive records management processes
can reduce litigation defense costs with regard to expensive
electronic records discovery in litigation proceedings.
|
|
Records information management systems
demonstrate a prudent level of due care essential to mitigating
corporate risk resulting from events which can lead to Errors & Omissions
liability or a Directors and Officers liability exposure. |
ABOUT ARMA international
ARMA International www.arma.org a not-for-profit
association serving more than 10,000 information management professionals in
the United States, Canada, and over 30 other nations. ARMA International members
include records and information managers, archivists, corporate librarians,
imaging specialists, legal professionals, knowledge managers, consultants, and
educators.
ABOUT Records Management
Corporations, professional service firms, and other businesses depend on information
to develop products and services, make critical strategic decisions, protect
property rights, propel marketing, manage projects, process transactions, service
customers, and generate revenues. That information is contained in the organization's
business records. These records are the ‘information assets'. Yet many companies
lack effective policies and procedures for systematic control of recorded information.
Consequently they keep some records too long, spend too much money to store
them, waste time looking for information when needed, risk penalties for non-compliance
with record-keeping regulations, and fail to protect mission-critical information
from loss or destruction. Today's information management professionals must
possess content skills, an understanding of:
|
how and why data is created and classified |
|
who should have access to certain information and how
its protected |
|
ensuring that proper back-up and storage procedures are
in place (online and physical storage) |
|
ensuring applicable document retention schedules are active |
|
ensuring that certain information is destroyed - or not
destroyed - under sound policies. |
|