Identity theft is one of the nations fastest growing crimes
ID Fraud has cost businesses $48 billion dollars in the last year alone. (Orlando Sentinel 2004)
How secure are your company's documents?
Companies are 15 more times likely to experience employee theft than customer theft. (ADP.com)
29% of employees spy on co-workers (USA Today)
70% of information theft is committed by insiders, such as temporary, contract, disgruntled employees, and people leaving for other jobs. (Business Week 2005)
In 2003, the most common theft scene was the workplace. (Kiplinger's)
What do snooping employees expect to find in the office trash?
29% personal data
32% company data
34% gossip (USA.Today.com)
How important is document management?
U.S. Managers spend an average of 4 weeks a year searching for or waiting on misfiled, mislabeled, untracked or lost papers. (Caudra Associates)
The amount of data stored on paper has greatly increased. The amount increased 43% from 1999 to 2002. (Reuters.com)
Businesses spend about 25-35 billion dollars a year filing, storing and retrieving business records. (The Myth of Paperless Office 2004)
At any given time, between 3 and 5 percent of any organizations files are lost or misplaced. The average cost of re-creating a document is $180.00. (Information Week 2005)
For every sales increase of $100 million that a company experiences, it uses 8.8 million more sheets or paper. (Price Waterhouse 2000)
Does ID fraud really exist?