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Sharon walked past my desk dragging behind her a huge box full of what seemed to be the remnants of a major clean out of her office. “Whoa, Sharon. Did…

Stringent data regulations can create frustration, additional expense, and create liability if compliance is not consistent. Most of the time, regulations are implemented because of a small number of individuals…

Changing Trends A worldwide 2020 Statista survey showed that for more than 10 years, the number of people working remotely increased at a rate of about 1.4% every year. But…

The phrase, “bean counter” is a derogatory term used for accountants who are very fussy and excessively concerned about counting every penny and keeping accurate records. In other words, good accountants! Being…

Happy New Year! Did you know that the early Roman calendar had only 10 months and 304 days? Over the centuries the calendar fell out of sync with the sun,…

Famous (costly) last words: “Watch this. This will be easy. I can do it myself!” When it comes to document shredding, you wouldn’t think the idea of doing it yourself…

Identity theft could ruin your credit history, drain your bank account, stall your tax refund, and even get you arrested. It’s easy to assume it won’t happen to you, but…

In the 1960s, paper clothing became a fashion novelty in the United States and paper dresses sold in major department stores for about $8 each. Mars Hosiery created a publicity…

Somewhere in between “hoarding” and “compulsive decluttering” is the happy medium between keeping or shredding business documents. The proper legal term for the time period you should keep each type…

Myth 1: Operating a small business rather than a large business makes me less likely to be a target for information theft. Reality: Thieves go after valuable things no matter…