Increasingly, organizations are faced with an increase and accumulation of electronic data, including unstructured files, emails, or other types of electronic content. With no real strategy to classify what is a record, companies default to saving everything forever, and every year more and more of this information accumulates. The problem is getting worse as these piles of emails, files and other information face new and evolving regulatory requirements, including new privacy mandates, record retention rules and information security requirements.
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