FileTrail Acquires OmniRIM Physical Records Management Business from Access
OmniRIM Physical Records Management customers to receive continued support and upgrade path to FileTrail GPS Records Manager
OmniRIM Physical Records Management customers to receive continued support and upgrade path to FileTrail GPS Records Manager
FileTrail, the leader in next-generation information governance and records management software for law firms and highly regulated industries, announces its latest software release, FileTrail GPS 5.0. The newest updates to FileTrail GPS (Governance Policy Suite) are designed to address the IG challenges of remote working, disposition related to critical needs around cost-cutting and eliminating paper and policy management tied to increasingly stringent client and regulatory compliance requirements.
FileTrail’s new headquarters is in the up-and-coming area of East Austin, where the company is leasing a space twice the size of its previous office in San Jose, California, FileTrail’s home for its first 20 years in business. The new space better accommodates the company’s growing staff, already nearly double what it was a year ago, and is suited for anticipated additional expansion in the coming months and years.
FileTrail, the leader in next-generation information governance and records management software for law firms, today announced that the company has hired Keith Schneider, a senior sales executive formerly with NetDocuments and LexisNexis, as a senior strategic account manager. In addition, the company has engaged Jon Roscow of Laureus Consulting in the UK to build awareness for FileTrail’s information governance and records management solutions and grow its customer base in EMEA.
FileTrail has been named to The National Law Journal 2020 Emerging Legal Technologies List. The NLJ has recognized FileTrail for its innovative FileTrail GPS (Governance Policy Suite), which is changing the way law firms address their information governance obligations.
In February 2020, we’re celebrating information governance innovation on the 20th anniversary of our company’s launch. Over those two decades, we’ve seen tremendous change across the information governance (IG) landscape. We’ve had great success in helping our customers in highly regulated industries respond to those changes.
SAN JOSE, Calif. – January 16, 2020 – FileTrail, a leader in next-generation information governance and records management software, is proud to announce its 20-year anniversary.
Very excited to announce that Akin Gump, a leading international law firm with more than 900 lawyers globally, has adopted FileTrail GPS to support its information governance program.
With so many options on the market, there’s a lot to consider when you’re selecting new records management software. That’s why we’ve put together a comparison chart that provides key considerations, including: Which records management software features will matter today, as well as 5-10 years down the road Why these features are important to staff […]
Law firms are overspending on storage of electronic documents and physical records because they’re keeping them far beyond their destruction dates. Even worse, they are subject to unnecessary risk from the inconsistent application of their stated retention policies. In this eBook, you’ll learn: What’s driving clients’ increasingly stringent IG expectations – and why audits are […]
FileTrail is the leader in information governance for highly regulated markets throughout North America, the UK and Europe.
As your long-term IG partner, we guide you through every aspect of the information governance maze beginning with physical records management through governance management including retention, disposition, and matter mobility. We also play well with other solutions.
Stay on track with FileTrail. We’ll help you get there. Contact us today for a quick discovery call.
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