This educational presentation discusses not only Information Governance surrounding SharePoint Environments, but expanding beyond to other platforms in your organization.
This document summarizes a presentation about using SharePoint for enterprise content management (ECM) and records management (RM). It discusses why organizations use SharePoint for these purposes due to its cost advantages over competitors and integration with other Microsoft products. The document outlines SharePoint's ECM and ERM features from 2007 to 2013 and how they have expanded. It also notes some technical limitations of SharePoint and challenges of using it for robust RM. The presenter advocates integrating RM into business processes rather than creating silos and defining document types meaningful to users.
This document summarizes a presentation about using SharePoint for enterprise content management (ECM) and records management (RM). It discusses why organizations use SharePoint for these purposes due to its cost advantages over competitors and integration with other Microsoft products. It outlines SharePoint's ECM and ERM features such as managed metadata, retention policies, and eDiscovery capabilities. It also notes some technical limitations of SharePoint and challenges of using it for robust records management needs. The presenter provides examples of addressing these challenges and third-party options that enhance SharePoint's ERM features.
"Our file shares are a cluttered mess. Users have been dumping information into our drives without direction and it has built up over years.”
This is what we hear from nearly every organization we encounter. The thought of classifying, organizing and automatically disposing of mountains (electronically speaking) of information is very intimidating.
RecordPoint is a Microsoft Gold Certified partner that develops SharePoint records management software and solutions. It launched its RecordPoint product in July 2008, which is certified to meet various compliance standards including VERS and ISO 15489. RecordPoint has 30 customers in Australia and New Zealand and is one of 30 global partners on Microsoft's SharePoint Advisory Council. A Forrester report identified RecordPoint as one of six key partners that can help supplement enterprise records management in SharePoint 2010 by addressing regulatory requirements. While SharePoint 2010 provides 88% of records functionality defined by the ICA standard, RecordPoint is needed to fill gaps and provide additional compliance functionality for requirements monitoring.
Tutorial: Best Practices for Building a Records-Management Deployment in Shar...SPTechCon
The document discusses building a records management system in SharePoint 2010. It covers understanding your business needs, conducting an ECM assessment, defining what constitutes a record, building a records architecture, and key decision points when building a records management system in SharePoint. The presentation is delivered by Bill English, a SharePoint MVP, consultant, and conference speaker based in Minnesota.
SharePoint Records Management - Office 365InnoTech
This document discusses SharePoint records management in Office 365. It begins with an introduction of Tiffany Songvilay, a SharePoint consultant and records management expert. The agenda then outlines how records are declared and the out-of-the-box SharePoint solutions for records management, including differences between centralized and in-place options. It demonstrates how to set up content types, managed metadata, and information management policies for records management in SharePoint.
This document summarizes a presentation about using SharePoint for enterprise content management (ECM) and records management (RM). It discusses why organizations use SharePoint for these purposes due to its cost advantages over competitors and integration with other Microsoft products. The document outlines SharePoint's ECM and ERM features from 2007 to 2013 and how they have expanded. It also notes some technical limitations of SharePoint and challenges of using it for robust RM. The presenter advocates integrating RM into business processes rather than creating silos and defining document types meaningful to users.
This document summarizes a presentation about using SharePoint for enterprise content management (ECM) and records management (RM). It discusses why organizations use SharePoint for these purposes due to its cost advantages over competitors and integration with other Microsoft products. It outlines SharePoint's ECM and ERM features such as managed metadata, retention policies, and eDiscovery capabilities. It also notes some technical limitations of SharePoint and challenges of using it for robust records management needs. The presenter provides examples of addressing these challenges and third-party options that enhance SharePoint's ERM features.
"Our file shares are a cluttered mess. Users have been dumping information into our drives without direction and it has built up over years.”
This is what we hear from nearly every organization we encounter. The thought of classifying, organizing and automatically disposing of mountains (electronically speaking) of information is very intimidating.
RecordPoint is a Microsoft Gold Certified partner that develops SharePoint records management software and solutions. It launched its RecordPoint product in July 2008, which is certified to meet various compliance standards including VERS and ISO 15489. RecordPoint has 30 customers in Australia and New Zealand and is one of 30 global partners on Microsoft's SharePoint Advisory Council. A Forrester report identified RecordPoint as one of six key partners that can help supplement enterprise records management in SharePoint 2010 by addressing regulatory requirements. While SharePoint 2010 provides 88% of records functionality defined by the ICA standard, RecordPoint is needed to fill gaps and provide additional compliance functionality for requirements monitoring.
Tutorial: Best Practices for Building a Records-Management Deployment in Shar...SPTechCon
The document discusses building a records management system in SharePoint 2010. It covers understanding your business needs, conducting an ECM assessment, defining what constitutes a record, building a records architecture, and key decision points when building a records management system in SharePoint. The presentation is delivered by Bill English, a SharePoint MVP, consultant, and conference speaker based in Minnesota.
SharePoint Records Management - Office 365InnoTech
This document discusses SharePoint records management in Office 365. It begins with an introduction of Tiffany Songvilay, a SharePoint consultant and records management expert. The agenda then outlines how records are declared and the out-of-the-box SharePoint solutions for records management, including differences between centralized and in-place options. It demonstrates how to set up content types, managed metadata, and information management policies for records management in SharePoint.
Dynamic Records Management in SharePointjustinong1
This document summarizes a presentation about dynamic records management in SharePoint. It discusses records management concepts and terminology, the key records management features in SharePoint 2010 like retention policies, record centers, and in-place records management. It also provides a brief overview and demo of using these features. Finally, it mentions some new records management capabilities in SharePoint 2013 like the discovery center and site collection retention policies.
SIKM Boston - Making Secured Content Discoverable in SharePointJonathan Ralton
The document summarizes a presentation on making secured content discoverable in SharePoint. It discusses:
- The problem of letting users discover content they cannot see and know to request access
- How SharePoint search and security work out of the box, with limitations for secured content
- A solution that leverages SharePoint capabilities along with additional technologies like dynamic security rules and search augmentation
- The solution exposes restricted content for discovery through a searchable index while keeping it secure, and allows permission requests and tailored access assignments.
SharePoint 2013 as a Records Management Platform - SharePoint Fest NYC 2014Ryan McIntyre
Platform changes in SharePoint 2010 provided true records management capabilities to companies that rely on SharePoint for their document management and collaboration needs. SharePoint 2013 Online and Server builds upon this success with additional capabilities and features. Among other improvements we’ll be looking at in this session, the eDiscovery and hold capabilities have been greatly improved utilizing a new search engine and many platform features are simpler to use. Come learn about the record management capabilities in SharePoint 2013, see how to utilize them properly, and hear real success stories.
This document discusses challenges in records management and provides strategies for addressing them. It recommends building a file plan using metadata and classification to identify and organize records. Automating record identification and declaration gives control over completeness, trustworthiness and compliance. While SharePoint can support records management, it requires significant setup and manual effort. Most vendors focus on disposition rather than classification, but "what" a record is matters more than "when" it is disposed.
• Provides theoretical background on records management
• Starts from the business challenges, then uses SharePoint to address them
• Relates SharePoint records management to standards like ISO 15489
• Build a working end-to-end solution
• Shows how enhance RM functionality by using out-of-the-box features
Using conceptTaxonomyWorkflow this webinar will discuss how to use intelligent metadata to drive document migration from file shares to SharePoint, or from SharePoint to SharePoint.
• Setting up the rules
• Automating the classification process
• Identification and tagging
• Metadata driven actions
• Moving content to an appropriate repository for storage and preservation
• Automatic intelligent content routing
Speaker: John Challis, Founder and CEO/CTO at Concept Searching
Basic Records Management for SharePointGraham Sibley
Want to know more about what Microsoft SharePoint 2010 offers records managers? Wondering what RM features are available to you out-of-the-box?
This presentation focuses on practical strategies for setting up basic records management using out-of-the-box SharePoint. It demonstrates what’s possible and gives you implementation techniques you can use right away. It also discusses SharePoint’s limitations and shows you how you can use SharePoint with Collabware CLM for advanced records management.
The Modern World of Information ArchitectureRecordPoint
SharePoint, Office 365, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox. There are so many content services that organizations are leveraging in today’s modern workplace. With more choice and flexibility than ever before, organizations are transforming the way they create and work with information. How does a Records Manager keep up? In this session, we- will explore the impact of content services, and how to evolve information architecture in an ever-changing landscape to ensure you stay compliant and maintain control of your content.
-Discover information throughout the enterprise on network file shares, SharePoint, Office 365, and cloud file sharing services.
-Migrate, copy, or sync files to and from multiple platforms to enable a more organized and secure enterprise without impacting your end users' productivity.
-Improve the value of your data by removing redundant, obsolete, and trivial data from your enterprise.
Understanding Records Management in Office 365RecordPoint
The world of SharePoint compliance and records management became more complicated as we moved to Office 365. Instead of records centers, we have labels, and it can be difficult to understand how exactly to stay in compliance. In this session, we will review the compliance features in Office 365, including Advanced Data Governance, Labels, and Retention Policies. We will then compare these features against common records management and compliance business requirements to see how they stack up.
ESDDC - Making Secured Content Discoverable in SharePointJonathan Ralton
This document provides an overview of a presentation on making secured content discoverable in SharePoint. The presentation discusses how SharePoint search and security work out of the box and proposes a solution that leverages SharePoint capabilities, third party technologies like Cryptzone Security Sheriff, and some custom development. The solution aims to expose restricted content for discovery while keeping it secure by dynamically adjusting permissions based on user attributes and content properties.
This document discusses email archiving options when migrating to or using Office 365. It recommends using a specialized archiving solution rather than archiving within Office 365, noting that specialized solutions do a better job of archiving all information, enabling eDiscovery readiness and legal holds, and using the right tool for the job. It also outlines key questions to consider regarding what can be archived in Office 365 versus other data, how well legal discovery is supported, and security of legal holds. An example archiving vendor, AXS-One, is presented as offering a cloud or on-premises solution that can archive various data types to support information governance, compliance and eDiscovery needs.
Information and Records Management in SharePoint - An In-depth ReviewSimon Rawson
In this presentation, Simon covers the EDRM functions of SharePoint 2010/13 and regulatory requirements for Records Management. Suzette covers the National Archives of Australia (NAA) Information Checkup 2.0 and how Australian Government agencies can use it as a self-check tool.
The presentation was originally developed as a hands on training course for Synergy Corporate Technologies where it formed one of the modules of the 5-day SharePoint 2010 Administration course.
This version of the presentation has been updated to include the new EDRM functions available in SharePoint 2013.
The presentation goes into considerable depth about the EDRM functions in SharePoint – and therefore this is not a light read!
We’re announcing something YUGE (shh, it’s still a bit of a secret), and we want to share it with all of our friends! On July 26th, we’ll be revealing major changes (hint: it’s awesome) to our Records365 platform in a webinar, and we want to give you an exclusive look on these changes.
• Next-Generation Platform: An improved Records365 that is more user-friendly, extendable and useful for our customers. Get the rundown of everything you need to know.
• New Datacenters: We are launching new datacenters in the UK and Australia, in addition to our existing datacenter in the US.
• Extensible Connector Framework: Use the features you love in Records365 across multiple content services, including Box, Dropbox, G-Suite, Salesforce and more. Even better, it is easy to develop your own connector!
• RecordPoint Trust Center: You can now easily find information you need about our platform’s security and compliance.
Create a Compliance Strategy for Office 365Erica Toelle
SharePoint, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, Exchange, Skype…there are a lot of collaboration tools for creating and content in the Microsoft stack. Highly regulated and government organizations have advanced compliance and records management needs, some of which are tricky to meet with out of the box Microsoft tools, such as Cloud App Security, Azure Information Protection and Advanced Data Governance in Office 365. How can you ensure that content is retained properly for compliance purposes and that the proper processes are in place to ensure compliance?
In this session, you will learn about Microsoft’s out of the box compliance and records management features, as well as how to extend them to meet advanced requirements. Whether you are a decision maker, IT Pro tasked with implementation, or an information management professional tasked with compliance, this workshop is for you.
Who says you can't do records management in SharePoint?John F. Holliday
Although records management features have steadily improved with each new SharePoint version, many industry observers are starting to express their doubts as to whether SharePoint is a viable platform for building real-world ERM solutions. This session will explore the enhanced RM capabilities of SharePoint 2013 and show how to leverage them to full advantage. The session will also introduce several third-party tools that further enhance the platform to enable true enterprise-class content lifecycle management.
The SharePoint Records Management StoryErica Toelle
1. Today's agenda covers records management solutions for SharePoint, Office 365, hybrid environments, and other content sources.
2. Labels and retention policies in Office 365 can classify, retain, and dispose of content according to compliance policies across various content sources without requiring action from end users.
3. Records management capabilities are available in some content management systems and file sharing services, but not all, and they may not meet all compliance needs.
Overview of how to improve records management and findability using SharePoint 2010, EMM, Term Store and Content Types and ConceptClassifier for SharePoint.
Reduce Cost, Time, and Risk – eDiscovery and Records Management in SharePointConcept Searching, Inc
No organization wants to deal with litigation. eDiscovery is expensive, time consuming and risky. What are the costs? Add them up. Litigation support vendors $75K - $180K; document reviewers $80K to $180K; document review - one gigabyte takes 12.5 days; junk cull $75K to $180K; and the costs continue to mount. This webinar, sponsored by C/D/H and Concept Searching, addresses the common challenges, technology approaches, and a solution guaranteed to deliver results.
SharePoint has records management and the improved eDiscovery Center, but without a framework and specialized tools you are still facing an uphill battle. Join us for this informative webinar about effective records management and eDiscovery technologies that save you money and time, and reduce organizational risk.
What you will learn during this session:
• How to develop a strategy to incorporate eDiscovery and records management into an enterprise content lifecycle management approach.
• Common strategic errors made in eDiscovery and records management.
• How to rapidly find the relevant responsive documents.
• Why vocabulary normalization is key to finding all relevant documents, regardless of keywords.
• Best practices for management of records for disposition, preservation and legal hold.
• Issues and pitfalls of records management in SharePoint, common strategic errors, and how they apply to eDiscovery.
• Types of architecture and tools for powerful and flexible management of unstructured and semi-structured content.
• How auto-classification/text mining, workflow and integration with dynamic LOB data can help.
Speakers:
David Tappan, SharePoint Consultant at C/D/H
Don Miller, Vice President of Sales at Concept Searching
In the real world, "find-ability" is just as important as "put-ability" when building a well-structured ERMS. This session explores effective strategies for defining and capturing the critical metadata needed to drive RM-specific search scenarios.
Dynamic Records Management in SharePointjustinong1
This document summarizes a presentation about dynamic records management in SharePoint. It discusses records management concepts and terminology, the key records management features in SharePoint 2010 like retention policies, record centers, and in-place records management. It also provides a brief overview and demo of using these features. Finally, it mentions some new records management capabilities in SharePoint 2013 like the discovery center and site collection retention policies.
SIKM Boston - Making Secured Content Discoverable in SharePointJonathan Ralton
The document summarizes a presentation on making secured content discoverable in SharePoint. It discusses:
- The problem of letting users discover content they cannot see and know to request access
- How SharePoint search and security work out of the box, with limitations for secured content
- A solution that leverages SharePoint capabilities along with additional technologies like dynamic security rules and search augmentation
- The solution exposes restricted content for discovery through a searchable index while keeping it secure, and allows permission requests and tailored access assignments.
SharePoint 2013 as a Records Management Platform - SharePoint Fest NYC 2014Ryan McIntyre
Platform changes in SharePoint 2010 provided true records management capabilities to companies that rely on SharePoint for their document management and collaboration needs. SharePoint 2013 Online and Server builds upon this success with additional capabilities and features. Among other improvements we’ll be looking at in this session, the eDiscovery and hold capabilities have been greatly improved utilizing a new search engine and many platform features are simpler to use. Come learn about the record management capabilities in SharePoint 2013, see how to utilize them properly, and hear real success stories.
This document discusses challenges in records management and provides strategies for addressing them. It recommends building a file plan using metadata and classification to identify and organize records. Automating record identification and declaration gives control over completeness, trustworthiness and compliance. While SharePoint can support records management, it requires significant setup and manual effort. Most vendors focus on disposition rather than classification, but "what" a record is matters more than "when" it is disposed.
• Provides theoretical background on records management
• Starts from the business challenges, then uses SharePoint to address them
• Relates SharePoint records management to standards like ISO 15489
• Build a working end-to-end solution
• Shows how enhance RM functionality by using out-of-the-box features
Using conceptTaxonomyWorkflow this webinar will discuss how to use intelligent metadata to drive document migration from file shares to SharePoint, or from SharePoint to SharePoint.
• Setting up the rules
• Automating the classification process
• Identification and tagging
• Metadata driven actions
• Moving content to an appropriate repository for storage and preservation
• Automatic intelligent content routing
Speaker: John Challis, Founder and CEO/CTO at Concept Searching
Basic Records Management for SharePointGraham Sibley
Want to know more about what Microsoft SharePoint 2010 offers records managers? Wondering what RM features are available to you out-of-the-box?
This presentation focuses on practical strategies for setting up basic records management using out-of-the-box SharePoint. It demonstrates what’s possible and gives you implementation techniques you can use right away. It also discusses SharePoint’s limitations and shows you how you can use SharePoint with Collabware CLM for advanced records management.
The Modern World of Information ArchitectureRecordPoint
SharePoint, Office 365, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox. There are so many content services that organizations are leveraging in today’s modern workplace. With more choice and flexibility than ever before, organizations are transforming the way they create and work with information. How does a Records Manager keep up? In this session, we- will explore the impact of content services, and how to evolve information architecture in an ever-changing landscape to ensure you stay compliant and maintain control of your content.
-Discover information throughout the enterprise on network file shares, SharePoint, Office 365, and cloud file sharing services.
-Migrate, copy, or sync files to and from multiple platforms to enable a more organized and secure enterprise without impacting your end users' productivity.
-Improve the value of your data by removing redundant, obsolete, and trivial data from your enterprise.
Understanding Records Management in Office 365RecordPoint
The world of SharePoint compliance and records management became more complicated as we moved to Office 365. Instead of records centers, we have labels, and it can be difficult to understand how exactly to stay in compliance. In this session, we will review the compliance features in Office 365, including Advanced Data Governance, Labels, and Retention Policies. We will then compare these features against common records management and compliance business requirements to see how they stack up.
ESDDC - Making Secured Content Discoverable in SharePointJonathan Ralton
This document provides an overview of a presentation on making secured content discoverable in SharePoint. The presentation discusses how SharePoint search and security work out of the box and proposes a solution that leverages SharePoint capabilities, third party technologies like Cryptzone Security Sheriff, and some custom development. The solution aims to expose restricted content for discovery while keeping it secure by dynamically adjusting permissions based on user attributes and content properties.
This document discusses email archiving options when migrating to or using Office 365. It recommends using a specialized archiving solution rather than archiving within Office 365, noting that specialized solutions do a better job of archiving all information, enabling eDiscovery readiness and legal holds, and using the right tool for the job. It also outlines key questions to consider regarding what can be archived in Office 365 versus other data, how well legal discovery is supported, and security of legal holds. An example archiving vendor, AXS-One, is presented as offering a cloud or on-premises solution that can archive various data types to support information governance, compliance and eDiscovery needs.
Information and Records Management in SharePoint - An In-depth ReviewSimon Rawson
In this presentation, Simon covers the EDRM functions of SharePoint 2010/13 and regulatory requirements for Records Management. Suzette covers the National Archives of Australia (NAA) Information Checkup 2.0 and how Australian Government agencies can use it as a self-check tool.
The presentation was originally developed as a hands on training course for Synergy Corporate Technologies where it formed one of the modules of the 5-day SharePoint 2010 Administration course.
This version of the presentation has been updated to include the new EDRM functions available in SharePoint 2013.
The presentation goes into considerable depth about the EDRM functions in SharePoint – and therefore this is not a light read!
We’re announcing something YUGE (shh, it’s still a bit of a secret), and we want to share it with all of our friends! On July 26th, we’ll be revealing major changes (hint: it’s awesome) to our Records365 platform in a webinar, and we want to give you an exclusive look on these changes.
• Next-Generation Platform: An improved Records365 that is more user-friendly, extendable and useful for our customers. Get the rundown of everything you need to know.
• New Datacenters: We are launching new datacenters in the UK and Australia, in addition to our existing datacenter in the US.
• Extensible Connector Framework: Use the features you love in Records365 across multiple content services, including Box, Dropbox, G-Suite, Salesforce and more. Even better, it is easy to develop your own connector!
• RecordPoint Trust Center: You can now easily find information you need about our platform’s security and compliance.
Create a Compliance Strategy for Office 365Erica Toelle
SharePoint, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, Exchange, Skype…there are a lot of collaboration tools for creating and content in the Microsoft stack. Highly regulated and government organizations have advanced compliance and records management needs, some of which are tricky to meet with out of the box Microsoft tools, such as Cloud App Security, Azure Information Protection and Advanced Data Governance in Office 365. How can you ensure that content is retained properly for compliance purposes and that the proper processes are in place to ensure compliance?
In this session, you will learn about Microsoft’s out of the box compliance and records management features, as well as how to extend them to meet advanced requirements. Whether you are a decision maker, IT Pro tasked with implementation, or an information management professional tasked with compliance, this workshop is for you.
Who says you can't do records management in SharePoint?John F. Holliday
Although records management features have steadily improved with each new SharePoint version, many industry observers are starting to express their doubts as to whether SharePoint is a viable platform for building real-world ERM solutions. This session will explore the enhanced RM capabilities of SharePoint 2013 and show how to leverage them to full advantage. The session will also introduce several third-party tools that further enhance the platform to enable true enterprise-class content lifecycle management.
The SharePoint Records Management StoryErica Toelle
1. Today's agenda covers records management solutions for SharePoint, Office 365, hybrid environments, and other content sources.
2. Labels and retention policies in Office 365 can classify, retain, and dispose of content according to compliance policies across various content sources without requiring action from end users.
3. Records management capabilities are available in some content management systems and file sharing services, but not all, and they may not meet all compliance needs.
Overview of how to improve records management and findability using SharePoint 2010, EMM, Term Store and Content Types and ConceptClassifier for SharePoint.
Reduce Cost, Time, and Risk – eDiscovery and Records Management in SharePointConcept Searching, Inc
No organization wants to deal with litigation. eDiscovery is expensive, time consuming and risky. What are the costs? Add them up. Litigation support vendors $75K - $180K; document reviewers $80K to $180K; document review - one gigabyte takes 12.5 days; junk cull $75K to $180K; and the costs continue to mount. This webinar, sponsored by C/D/H and Concept Searching, addresses the common challenges, technology approaches, and a solution guaranteed to deliver results.
SharePoint has records management and the improved eDiscovery Center, but without a framework and specialized tools you are still facing an uphill battle. Join us for this informative webinar about effective records management and eDiscovery technologies that save you money and time, and reduce organizational risk.
What you will learn during this session:
• How to develop a strategy to incorporate eDiscovery and records management into an enterprise content lifecycle management approach.
• Common strategic errors made in eDiscovery and records management.
• How to rapidly find the relevant responsive documents.
• Why vocabulary normalization is key to finding all relevant documents, regardless of keywords.
• Best practices for management of records for disposition, preservation and legal hold.
• Issues and pitfalls of records management in SharePoint, common strategic errors, and how they apply to eDiscovery.
• Types of architecture and tools for powerful and flexible management of unstructured and semi-structured content.
• How auto-classification/text mining, workflow and integration with dynamic LOB data can help.
Speakers:
David Tappan, SharePoint Consultant at C/D/H
Don Miller, Vice President of Sales at Concept Searching
In the real world, "find-ability" is just as important as "put-ability" when building a well-structured ERMS. This session explores effective strategies for defining and capturing the critical metadata needed to drive RM-specific search scenarios.
14 Tips for Planning ECM Content Migration to SharePointJoel Oleson
• Is your organization using any Enterprise Content Management systems besides SharePoint?
• Has your current ECM system been deprecated or require an expensive annual maintenance contract?
• Does your firm already use Microsoft SharePoint as an intranet/collaboration portal?
• Would you like to leverage the cutting edge ECM and taxonomy features in SharePoint 2010 or 2013?
If so, it may be time to migrate your scanned and other transactional documents from your legacy ECM system to SharePoint, and take advantage of innovative ECM and taxonomy features available in this powerful platform.
Top industry experts and influencers Joel Oleson and Tom Castiglia from Hershey Technologies will explain best practices to plan and implement a successful ECM content migration to Microsoft SharePoint. Join us on June 4th to learn about:
• Using ECM and taxonomy related features in SharePoint 2010 and 2013
• Reasons to migrate content to SharePoint (as well as reasons not to migrate!)
• Best practices for ECM architecture in SharePoint including security, taxonomy and governance
• 14 specific tips for planning your migration from any ECM system to SharePoint
This document provides an overview of document and records management capabilities in SharePoint 2010 presented by Liam Cleary. It discusses why organizations need document management, defines documents and records management, outlines best practices, and demonstrates SharePoint 2010's features for document and records management. While SharePoint 2010 offers improved support for these functions, the presenter warns that compliance requirements may require additional solutions and that proper implementation and user training are critical to success.
Nate Chamberlain's session "SharePoint Wizardry for Content Management, Archiving and Retention" delivered at SharePoint Saturday Denver 2018. Includes on premises and O365 content to help you get started with cutting down on digital hoarding and organizing your content in an intuitive way defined by governance.
“A survey of corporate CIOs and general counsels found that, typically, 69% of the data most organizations keep can – and should – be deleted.”
Compliance, Governance and Oversight Counsel (CGOC) Summit
So what happens to the 69%? Most likely it will get migrated with no rhyme or reason. Just because it seems easier. And the organization is still left with mismanaged, useless information. That’s only one migration scenario. Migrations can be fraught with delays, budget overruns, and overall frustration. Register for this practical and informative webinar on March 25th, sponsored by Portal Solutions and Concept Searching and learn how you can eliminate migration challenges and reach the pinnacle of success.
What you will take away:
• Learn from Portal Solutions, an industry recognized SharePoint firm, the best practices and processes to approach migration
• Understand the key challenges that need to be overcome before migration
• Obtain buy-in and build the business case on why migration adds value and does not just move content from one place to another
• Take away a clear vision of the steps involved during migration and the phases to be accomplished
• Hear about Intelligent Migration technologies using conceptClassifier for SharePoint
• See how the technology is a key component in a migration solution
• Find the ROI of using one set of technologies to facilitate the migration process, and deploy metadata enabled solutions for search, content management, data protection, records management, and any application that uses metadata.
This document discusses achieving content governance across collaborative and social business platforms. It begins by introducing content governance and the challenges of governing multiple target repositories, including traditional ECM, email, file shares, SharePoint, cloud ECM, and cloud file sharing. It then discusses different governance approaches like repository-based, content type-based, and lifecycle-based governance. It proposes a hybrid lifecycle model and "policy hub service" to help achieve governance across platforms in both on-premise and cloud environments. It concludes by questioning whether unified governance of SharePoint, email, and file shares provides full governance and how to best approach hybrid governance.
Building enterprise records management solutions for share point 2010Eric Shupps
This document summarizes options for building enterprise records management solutions in SharePoint 2010. It discusses what records management is, including the need to tightly control and audit records. It outlines two main options for handling records - in-place within existing sites or in a separate records center. It covers features like document IDs, content organizers, and document conversion that can help with records management. It also discusses holds and discovery for legal processes like eDiscovery. Finally, it briefly touches on retention policies.
With the increase in unstructured information, organizations are looking for new ways to not only improve their search and retrieval process, but also manage and leverage their information assets to improve performance when migrating information.
In this webinar InfoStrata Solutions and Concept Searching will discuss strategies for analyzing your existing information, to categorize and prioritize your assets prior to migrating to SharePoint. We will explore how to leverage the Term Store in different ways to manage content, and how migration and storage costs can be reduced by de-duplicating, removing, or archiving obsolete content.
What you will take away from this session:
• Understand the migration process, to ensure important content is not lost
• Learn how Concept Searching’s Smart Content Framework™ can provide a new way to undertake bulk migrations
• Learn strengths and weaknesses of the information management capabilities of SharePoint 2010 and 2013
• Best practices on managing content with the Term Store
• The difference between a proprietary taxonomy solution and a fully integrated Term Store solution
• Intuitive and unique features in conceptTaxonomyManager that integrate with the SharePoint Term Store, leveraging metadata to drive business value
Speakers:
Mark Adams, Director at InfoStrata Solutions
Paul Billingham, Sales Director of Europe at Concept Searching
John Challis, Founder and CTO at Concept Searching
• What is Records Management and eDiscovery?
• Discuss Best Practices
• Share your Business Use Cases
• Review SharePoint eDiscovery and Records Management
• Capabilities in SharePoint 2013
• Review products in this space
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Knowledge Management in Sharepoint - Article:
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SharePoint Saturday Richmond - Documents and Records in SharePoint, ReallyLiam Cleary [MVP]
This document discusses document and records management capabilities in SharePoint 2010. It begins by explaining what document management and records management are, and why organizations need them. It then outlines best practices for compliance and success when implementing these systems. The document reviews SharePoint 2010's capabilities for document management like versioning, metadata and social features. It also examines records management features like records centers, retention policies and declaration of records. Overall, the document argues that SharePoint 2010 is a strong platform for building document and records management solutions, though additional development or third-party solutions may be needed for full compliance with records management standards.
James Milne - Document and Record ManagementJames Milne
SharePoint provides a solid document and record management platform and with the release of SharePoint 2013, we now have the capability to provide power users with the ability to perform and manage their own eDiscovery searches.
How to Manage Managing Your Enterprise ContentPatrick Tucker
The document provides information about a SharePoint Saturday event held on July 28, 2012 in Louisville, Kentucky. The event featured a presentation by Patrick Tucker on managing enterprise content in SharePoint. The presentation covered defining and organizing content with content types and metadata, tracking and routing content, and managing and retaining content using features like records management and holds. It also provided information about the speaker and general event details like hashtags and footage from the event.
14 tips for planning a ecm content migration to share pointDocFluix, LLC
Many organizations that have deployed SharePoint 2010 or 2013 also have some type of legacy ECM system in place.
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10 Things You'll Need to Succeed with Information Governance and SharePoint
1. 10 Things You’ll Need to
Succeed with
Information Governance and
SharePoint
Chris Caplinger | RecordLion
2. Chris Caplinger | President RecordLion
President
SharePoint Experience – 12 years
Co Author – SharePoint Server 2010
Enterprise Content Management
Previous CTO & Co-Founder of
KnowledgeLake
Twitter: @chrislcap
3. Who does RecordLion Serve?
Records Managers who need to follow a formal declaration and disposition process
IG professionals who need one set of policies to apply enterprise wide
Organizations in need of better records management than SharePoint offers out of the box
IT departments with too much unorganized and unstructured data on their network file shares
4. Information Governance
Maturity Model
• Sets standard of conduct and how to judge your organizations IG maturity
• Independent of Laws and Regulations
• Based on ARMA Generally Accepted Record Keeping Principles
• http://www.arma.org/docs/bookstore/theprinciplesmaturitymodel.pdf
5. The Principles
• Senior Executive oversightAccountability
• Documented program and available to everyoneTransparency
•Reasonable assurance that data is authentic and reliableIntegrity
•Records protected according to sensitivity and privacyProtection
•Comply with laws, regulations and organization policiesCompliance
•Timely and efficient retrievalAvailability
•Keep records according to legal, regulatory, fiscal, operational and historical requirementsRetention
•Dispose of data that has expired according to retentionDisposition
7. #1 - Access Control
Protection
Integrity
Compliance
Web Application
• Scope for AnonymousAccess
Site Collection
• Highest Permission Level
SharePoint / SharePoint Online
• Each can have separate
administrator
• Give users broad level access at this
level
Site
• By default sites take on site
collection permissions
• Beware of letting site owners
control permissions
• Micro management leads to data
breaches
Library / List
• By default libraries take on site
permissions
Item
• 5,000 limit default and
recommended by Microsoft
• 50,000 maximum per list (hard
limit)
• Performance implications as you go
past the 5K recommendation
Meta Data
• Using Meta Data to control security
requires customizations
• Securing Meta Data columns also
requires customizations
Roadmap
8. #2 - Taxonomy Plan
Protection
Availability
Too many SharePoint Implementations
fail due to poor or no taxonomy!
• In short, a systematic way to organize content
What is aTaxonomy?
• Site Collections
• Sites
• Libraries
• Folders
• ContentTypes
• Terms (Managed Meta Data)
SharePoint taxonomy entities
9. Taxonomy Types
Location Based
• Sites/Libraries/Folders
• Folders can drive Meta
Data
• Simplifies Security
• Users Browse for Items
• Discourages Search
Content Type Based
• Put Content Anywhere
• Encourages Search
• Complicates Security
• Complicates Admin
• Beware of ContentType
Creep
ContentType + Meta Data
Based
• Put Content Anywhere
• Terms =Types of
Information
• Encourages Search
• Simplifies Taxonomy
Creation
Consider New ContentTypes for:
Search/Meta Data/Retention/Workflow
DON’T
Create just because of document types
11. What is a Retention Schedule (or File Plan)?
A set of instructions allocated to a class or file to determine the
length of time for which its records should be retained by the
organization for business purposes
Transparency
Retention
#3 – File Plan / Retention Schedule
Compliance
Disposition
Consider
• Legal help for Development and Compliance
12. Retention Schedules in SharePoint
The above term is misleading
• CreateContentType PolicyTemplates
• Retention Stages
• AdvancedAuditing (Edit/CheckOut/Check In/Move/Copy/Delete/Restore)
• Create Lifecycles on Library/Folder
• Retention Stages Only
Alternatives
• No Event Based Retention (without custom code)
• No Case Files
• Bloated taxonomy
What are the issues with the SharePoint way?
14. #4 - Content Onboarding / Meta Data Governance
3 Options
1. Upload & Edit (out of the box)
2. Office Backstage / Document Panel
3. RecordLion
Integrity
Availability
Retention
It’s easy to upload content into SharePoint, but
tagging with the right Meta Data is the difficult part
15. Content Onboarding – Upload & Edit
• Stay checked out if required columns
• Edit Properties for Meta Data
Drag and Drop (Browser)
• Edit form allows entering Meta Data
Upload to Library
• No way to add Meta Data
OneDrive for Business/SharePoint Sync
17. Content Onboarding with RecordLion
Meta Data Governance
• Database Lookups
• Cascading Lookups
• AdvancedValidations
• Server Side Processing
18. Classification in SharePoint
Location Based: Sites/Libraries/Folders
ContentTypes
Managed Meta Data
#5 - Classification
Integrity
Availability
Retention
Without classification, content in SharePoint is too
dependent on relevancy searches
Challenge:
Getting users to put things in the right place
19. #5 - Classification
Integrity
Availability
Retention
• Search is too dependent on relevancy and not refiners
• Retention rules can’t be applied
Without Classification
• Use Managed Meta Data (NOT SUPPORTED BY SP
LIFECYCLES)
SharePoint
• Allows freedom in taxonomy development
• Use any SharePoint elements
RecordLion
21. How does RecordLion do this?
1) Move Records to SharePoint
Best to store similar records in the same location if possible
2) Apply Uniform Policies in Exchange
Big Buckets (Mailboxes/Folders)
http://blog.recordlion.com/email-retention-exchange-sharepoint-online/
#6 - Email Management
Integrity
Availability
Retention
23. #7 - Unstructured Content Search
Availability
Transparency• Office 365 (On Premise 2016)
• SharePoint/OneDrive/Exchange
• Advanced Customizations
• Web Parts / DisplayTemplates
• SharePoint Customizations and
Configuration
24. Lifetime cost of a managed data - $17,000/TB
Legal professional (eDiscovery) review - $18,750/GB
Can you really afford not to dispose of information?
#8 - Disposition
Protection
Disposition
The action taken when a record reaches the end of its
retention period
25. Information Value Declines Over Time
Business Need Regulator Need (TAX) No Need
Information
Value
Office Documents
Product Research
Sales/Customer
HR
Financials
Messaging/Social
IT Cost
Risk
Risk-to-
Value Gap
Cost-to-
Value Gap
26. Disposition and SharePoint
Move to Recycle Bin Not Recommended for Official Records
Permanently Delete Delete and skip recycle bin
Transfer to Another Location Good if deleting in another stage
Start aWorkflow Could build custom approval processes
Possible DispositionActions
Disposition Issues
Forensic Destruction Consider RBS Solution
Disposition RequiresApproval Consider RecordLion
No Proof Consider RecordLion
27. Disposition and RecordLion
Dispose and Delete Delete from SharePoint, skip recycle bin
Dispose and Recycle Delete from SharePoint, use recycle bin
Dispose andTransfer Delete from SharePoint, move data external
Permanent Lock and keep in current location
DispositionActions
• Approval process using Inbox
• Audit Entry is added during destruction
• Content is deleted
• Content is moved to another location (ifTransfer option is used)
• Most audit entries are destroyed, destruction records is left behind
Defensible Disposition
28. #9 - Audit, Reporting, and BI
Accountability
Transparency
Integrity
Compliance
An Information Governance implementation is only
as good as what you can prove in court and in the
board room
• You're keeping information according to policies
• You're destroying expired information
• Users are only seeing what they should
• That information is authentic and reliable
• Policies are up to date and published
Most important reports show:
29. SharePoint Reporting
• You will need a way to format and present
SharePoint reports are just Excel Files
• Must be turned on
• Beware of performance implications
• ItemView/Modify/Delete
• Structure Modifications
ContentActivity Reports
• Policy Modifications
• Expiration and Disposition
Information Management Policy Reports
• Auditing Settings
• Security Settings
Security and Site Settings Reports
31. #10 - Legal Holds and eDiscovery
Retention
Disposition
ComplianceIt’s not a matter of if you have to produce
information, it’s a matter of when… be prepared
• Know where your information is
• Create a File Plan
• Disposing of ROT data
• Destroy data that is has no value
• Copying and/or Locking records when expecting
litigation
• User eDiscovery Center, RecordLion or both
How to prepare:
35. 10 Things You’ll Need to Succeed with
Information Governance and SharePoint
1) Access Control
2)Taxonomy Plan
3) Retention Schedule
4) Content Onboarding / Meta Data Governance
5) Classification
6) Email Management
7) Unstructured Content Search
8) Disposition
9) Audit, Reporting, and BI
10) Legal Holds and eDiscovery
37. TOTAL SOLUTIONS
• SharePoint Consulting and Development Organization Since 2000
• Design
• Development
• Administration
• Management Consulting
• Solution Provider
• Based in Metro Detroit, MI
• International Reach
• Clients
• Range from international government agencies to major universities and Fortune 100
organizations
38. TOTAL SOLUTIONS
Services
Content Management
Customer Enterprise Applications
Reporting & Dashboard
Governance & Security Frameworks
Custom Branding
Portals & Collaboration
Business Process Management
System Migration & Integration
Total Solutions is a SharePoint Solution provider, committed to delivering our customers’ time-critical information
whenever they want it, wherever they want it, in whatever format they want it….and protecting it!
While the value of information declines over time, the cost to manage it remains basically constant, so there is a widening gap as costs exceed value over time. Also, e-discovery risk increases as information ages and context is lost, so there is an even larger gap as value declines and risk increases. Equally important, if business people are drowning in their own data, they have a very difficult time actually getting value from information older than six months to a year!
Founded in 1996
Total Solutions is a full service SharePoint Practice
A full blend of technical staff including:
SharePoint Capable Business Analysts and Solution Architects
Full SharePoint “911” first and second level administration support
SharePoint development skills including C#, .NET experienced staff
Our roots are in the “document” business, not the “website” business.
Full comprehension of document related “issues”
Hands on experience processing and classifying documents
Total Solutions advantage comes from its core business identity as an Application Development company, not a Website Development company. We cut our teeth on difficult SharePoint application development projects first and mastered SharePoint administration second. As such, we don’t shy away from leveraging SharePoint to address complex business problems and maintain a focus on preparing your SharePoint environment for the system implementation you want tomorrow – not just the GUI you want today.
Founded in 1996
Total Solutions is a full service SharePoint Practice
A full blend of technical staff including:
SharePoint Capable Business Analysts and Solution Architects
Full SharePoint “911” first and second level administration support
SharePoint development skills including C#, .NET experienced staff
Our roots are in the “document” business, not the “website” business.
Full comprehension of document related “issues”
Hands on experience processing and classifying documents
Total Solutions advantage comes from its core business identity as an Application Development company, not a Website Development company. We cut our teeth on difficult SharePoint application development projects first and mastered SharePoint administration second. As such, we don’t shy away from leveraging SharePoint to address complex business problems and maintain a focus on preparing your SharePoint environment for the system implementation you want tomorrow – not just the GUI you want today.