Smarsh
Smarsh® helps organizations get ahead – and stay ahead – of the risk within their electronic communications. With innovative capture, archiving and monitoring solutions that extend across the industry’s widest breadth of channels, customers can leverage the productivity benefits of email, social media, mobile/text messaging, instant messaging/collaboration, websites and voice while efficiently strengthening their compliance and e-discovery initiatives.
A global client base, including the top 10 banks in the United States and the largest banks in Europe, Canada and Asia, manages billions of conversations each month with the Smarsh Connected Suite. Government agencies in 40 of the 50 U.S. states also rely on Smarsh to help meet their recordkeeping and e-discovery requirements.
The company is headquartered in Portland, Ore. with nine offices worldwide, including locations in Silicon Valley, New York, London and Bangalore, India. For more information, visit www.smarsh.com.
A global client base, including the top 10 banks in the United States and the largest banks in Europe, Canada and Asia, manages billions of conversations each month with the Smarsh Connected Suite. Government agencies in 40 of the 50 U.S. states also rely on Smarsh to help meet their recordkeeping and e-discovery requirements.
The company is headquartered in Portland, Ore. with nine offices worldwide, including locations in Silicon Valley, New York, London and Bangalore, India. For more information, visit www.smarsh.com.
Latest posts by Smarsh (see all)
- Disrupted Communications: Surviving the EOL of Your Old Communications Tools - April 9, 2019
- What Brexit Means for Compliance in the UK - January 28, 2019
- The Compliance Challenges of the Millennial Work-Life Balance - January 18, 2019
ENTRIES BY Smarsh
Disrupted Communications: Surviving the EOL of Your Old Communications Tools
Communications technology is changing more rapidly than ever before, and any firm hoping to stay on top of its compliance responsibilities must possess the agility to quickly react to this whirlwind evolution. For compliance teams, the goal is to reduce the risk of interruptions in recordkeeping oversight as much as possible — which can be…
What Brexit Means for Compliance in the UK
As Brexit approaches, British businesses are preparing themselves for life outside of the European Union. One of the key considerations on their minds is how EU rules and regulations will apply to UK companies after the 31st of March. Smarsh Technical Director, Shaun Hurst, explains what businesses need to know about MiFID II and GDPR…
The Compliance Challenges of the Millennial Work-Life Balance
Millennials have undoubtedly changed the modern workplace. Almost every new office building bears the hallmarks of millennial work culture. Hot desks, fitness suites, chill out zones doubling as meeting areas, cafes doubling as bars. These features are now seen everywhere, from WeWorks, to insurance brokerages in the city, and beyond. This is because attracting Millennials…
Capturing Content with an Instagram Business Account
As firms seek new ways to reach potential customers, Instagram has grown into an especially attractive option for certain demographics. Intuitive, straightforward, and available on nearly every device, Instagram excels at immediately engaging viewers and keeping hold of their attention for the long haul. According to Statista, Instagram has nearly a billion monthly active users…
A Year in Review: A Look Back at the Regulatory Compliance & Technology Trends of 2018
2018 may be behind us, but there’s still time to learn valuable lessons from the key trends of the prior year. In a recent webinar, Robert Cruz, Senior Director of Information Governance at Smarsh, was joined by Mike Pagani, Smarsh Chief Evangelist, to discuss how the business communications landscape has evolved throughout the year, and…
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