Annex Insights

Latest Posts

A hand holding a digital hologram of the word 'COMPLIANCE,' surrounded by related terms such as 'Regulations,' 'Requirements,' 'Policies,' 'Standards,' and 'Rules.' The background features a global network, symbolizing the importance of compliance in a connected, digital world.

What is Information Governance? 

Redefining Digital Transformation The Future of Physical Document Management

Unlocking the Value of Your Business: 5 Game-Changing Trends for Growth 

A man in a suit stands in a narrow aisle between rows of organized file storage boxes. Each shelf is filled with labeled boxes featuring orange tops, stretching up and down the aisle. He is focused on a mobile device in his hand, symbolizing digital inventory management or record-keeping in a physical records storage facility.

5 Common Records Management Challenges and How to Overcome Them 

A man wearing a green jacket pushes a hand truck loaded with cardboard boxes down a hallway lined with bright green and white self-storage unit doors.

Thinking Beyond Self-Storage: Creative and Affordable Solutions 

A stack of organized files with colorful tabs in the foreground, symbolizing meticulous records management. Compliance badges for CCPA, GDPR, HIPAA, FERPA, and Sarbanes-Oxley are prominently displayed, while a professional works on a computer in the blurred background, emphasizing data security and regulatory adherence.

A Complete Guide to Secure and Compliant Physical Record Keeping  

Promotional graphic for 'Episode #52' of a podcast featuring Aaron Ryssemus. The design includes a green and white color scheme with circular portraits of two speakers, logos for Annex and ARMA, and a banner for ARMA InfoCon 2024 in Space City.

Aaron Ryssemus on InfoGov Hot Seat

A professional in a warehouse filled with records storage boxes works on a laptop, symbolizing efficient records management. Overlaid on the image is a digital shield with a keyhole, representing robust data privacy and security practices.

Data Privacy and Security: The Future Challenges of Records Management