Types of company records fall into two categories: active or inactive. Documents are labeled as such based on the frequency they are referenced and how relevant they are to managing day-to-day business. An active document used on a regular basis, needs to be in proximity to the office. In turn, a document that is no […]
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Keeping Private Information Private As part of daily operations, businesses possess and utilize private information about their customers, employees, and vendors. This information is called Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and, if not properly protected, can lead to identity theft or fraud. Improper handling of PII within a business can threaten a company’s reputation, as well […]
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Information security is always a top concern for companies, as well as their customers. Any information pertaining to the company or its customers must be protected and properly disposed of when no longer needed. When a company needs to dispose of these confidential materials, an accredited shredding company is an important step. To ensure proper […]
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As part of our ongoing commitment to quality, William B. Meyer, Inc. has always worked to maintain industry leading compliance and safety standards. The Records Management business unit recently achieved gold standard certification through the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID), which takes our shredding services to the next level. NAID is the internationally recognized […]
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William B. Meyer, Inc.’s expansion in Windsor, CT has been successfully completed. Despite adverse weather conditions from a difficult winter, the 80,000 square foot addition was completed in just four and a half months. The accelerated construction schedule was necessitated by the increased demand that William B. Meyer, Inc. has received for services in Logistics, […]
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In April 2012, William B. Meyer, Inc. made the decision to acquire a Connecticut-based document imaging company to expand its MEYER Records Management division. Through use of technologies received in that acquisition, MEYER increased the level of service provided to its clients with a new offering: document imaging. Less than a year later, that initial […]
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The start of each year marks a period of organization for industries in the legal, medical, industrial, and financial fields. These document-heavy industries need to sort their files for the upcoming year and, depending on their security and compliance measures, either store or destroy older, inactive files. This tedious, time-consuming process can be draining on […]
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